Raw vs JPEG Explained | What Difference Does It Make

Novice photographers often face the dilemma of shooting in RAW vs JPEG. Each format has its ups and downs, so which one should they choose? In today’s video, we will discuss RAW and JPEG formats, their benefits, and their differences.

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[tomgodzik]

I only shoot in JPEG. I don’t want a part time job editing my pictures. That works great for me. ❤❤❤

[JohnFekoloid]

I don't like hearing words/suggestions like "not serious". I just want a camera with great zoom and small file size AND feel good about owning it.

[edgardobelen]

My prefer shooting option is the combined, raw and jpeg. That way I can share right away and have a file for editing. Cloud space is not that expensive, so size was not that much of a concern

[freaker]

i'm a lazy person. i shoot more in jpeg. and do little editing. unless, i plan to do some editing I'll go raw. but, i shoot so many pictures, and afraid to use so many storage space. lol

[giovanniprado]

jpeg nowadays specially with good camera's has no problem in editing