Fujifilm Cameras: RAW vs. JPEG

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[seansavoy]

Awesome explanation. Clear, concise, and sprinkled with humor (and fruit loops). Very refreshing way to keep the viewer engaged about a topic that has been beaten to death. 👊👍

[cdreyes]

I used to be just RAW only. Since I moved to Fuji, I shoot both but I rely mostly on getting it right in JPG depending on jobs. If it's a portraitd or landscape, I work on those in RAW. If its events, behind the scenes work, time with family, I rely only on film presets i have saved in camera and what comes out is what comes out. I've learned to let go and keep that roughness and imperfection. But the images are beautiful. If it's a batch and i want to use Classic Negative, then I have my RAW and I'll process it through cap 1.
I love that Fuji has let me be more free and not be shackled by one frame of mine. I don't have to try and be perfect and control everything. I can let some things just be.

[DavcoMediaTV]

This is the best analogy I've ever seen regarding RAW v JPG. A great way to describe the differences between the two. Have to say I really like your presentation style too.

[descender]

You've got to be one of the best youtubers out there. Currently going through the majority of your videos and subscribed. Thanks!

[KurtisPape]

This was explained very well, I used raw + JPEG today and had great results. Having the JPEG to compare it to is the ultimate key. I can't believe how much more detail I retained while doing wild life photography, now I feel like I can finally crop!

[the-birdman-of-panama]

You're really good at this YouTube thing. Great performance, great graphics, great editing. And thanks for posting this wonderful analogy!

[david.stachon]

Love the fruit loops analogy.
And, I imagine that was far easier to clean-up than the ISO ice-cube tray analogy.

[terjeaudio]

I love your channel Chris! your humour and humility and your easy to understand approach to learning about photography and camera functions. I always look forward to watching your new videos, peace brother!

[d.a.r.a.n.o.i.d]

I’m not a professional and not even an amateur photographer, I just love photography and I only get to take photos on days out/holidays with the family or special occasions, so for me I’m just shooting jpeg and I don’t see myself shooting RAW any time soon, but it’s great knowing what these cameras are capable of. The JPEG’s are awesome and being able to take so many photos and having smaller backup sizes works well for me.
Thanks as always for the informative video Chris 👍

[JonathanXLVII]

Super! Excellent demonstration "tools" (the Fruit Loops). I'm a long-time photo pro - who took out ten years to teach public elementary school . From real-world experience trying to do this, I recognize how your high energy, demo steps, use of example, and tight scripting make this video very effective.

[JoaquimGonsalves]

This week I've just had a friend who's a beginner join me on a last minute shoot and we had little to no time to take her through the basics. Sharing these with her now cause they're so well made!
You'd make a great kids teacher for sure too!! Love you man!

[ZekeFast]

I liked your videos even before I've started watching them! And I've never regret! Awesome work! Thank you!

[bedighovhannesian]

Such an informative and helpful video! Appreciate it👏🏻

[jamiegominger]

Thank you for the explanation! I now understand the difference and can make informed decisions on when to shoot RAW vs. JPEG.

[IngiHaralds]

One of the most fun video i've seen that explains the different!

[matko]

Love your style of Videos. So easy to understand. Thanks so much

[tengomalasuerte]

What a great explanation! Congrats and thank you!

[theboyfish]

Another great video that's fun to watch.
Ive always shot raw+jpeg ever since my camera gave me the option.

[BackFocus]

Very simplified and easily “digestible” explanation :-). Bravo sir!

[tonyelsom]

Thanks Chris, you've done it again, very clear the difference between jpeg and Raw files. Off to the Supermarket to get some Frootloops now.