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PhotoDave219

PhotoDave219

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jmicro59 said:
You're making my point for me. "pretty ok" is not good enough for me, especially when I consider the effort I put into taking my pictures.
And there is not a photographer who does not "touch" their photos aftwards in some fashion. If they say they do not, they are not being truthful. A few years ago, on chrome, as PhotoDave stated you either got the shot or you didn't. Today this is just not the case. A boastful statement makes not a fact, just alot of wind.
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RAW at this point is a personal preference and a choice when it comes to disc space and I'm not going to be baited into an argument on the subject.

You want to shoot raw? Fine. That's your choice.

I will continue to advise people to "shoot it right the first time" and just let it save to JPEG because the average Disney person on vacation isn't going to want to use a RAW converter to retouch 1000+ photos.

Personally? JPEG works for me. That's my choice.
 
jmicro59

jmicro59

Member
PhotoDave219 said:
RAW at this point is a personal preference and a choice when it comes to disc space and I'm not going to be baited into an argument on the subject.

You want to shoot raw? Fine. That's your choice.

I will continue to advise people to "shoot it right the first time" and just let it save to JPEG because the average Disney person on vacation isn't going to want to use a RAW converter to retouch 1000+ photos.

Personally? JPEG works for me. That's my choice.
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Agreed and I wasn't baiting you. Just stating my point of view.
And again, not baiting you but not even pros "shoot it right the first time" so the same average disney person you speak of that would not edit 1000+ pics is not going to shoot it right the first time. Again, IMO.
 

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