RAW vs. JPEG | What's The Difference? - How To Use A DSLR/Mirrorless Camera

The 2 main file types your camera can capture are RAW and JPEG(JPG). As a beginner photographer, it can be a bit confusing to learn the differences between these two, so hopefully this video helps you ultimately decide which file type is right for you!

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[harleyofdallas]

I am almost 70 years old and you young man are very good at relating your message without a lot of Garble. Job well done

[primal_aperture_photo]

I'm just starting with the hobby (at 65) so this video is super informative! You explain it all so well! Thanks for your video!

[GuerosWorld]

Exactly what I was looking for and didn’t have to wait to 20 mins to hear what I wanted to learn. Thanks 🙏

[ministryofgirl]

You’re making me feel guilty for shooting AND editing in jpeg now

[mariamania]

this is such a great video for beginners like me. I also love how clear you speak and your editing style. will definitely be checking out your page for more tips. please keep it up! thank you for posting!

[nicpetrella]

When I first got my DSLR I shot with JPEG and RAW so it saves both. And I just got Lightroom and Photoshop so now I can switch to just RAW. but shooting with both as a beginner is definitely nice, but it takes up more room

[PixelSplash]

When I switched over to digital, I was the hell is raw..., now I know, I always shoot raw in everything I do. I just think of raw like a 35mm film negative, ready to be developed, to the way I like. Nice video by the way.

[priscillamukiibi]

Questions I've had for years dispelled in 1 video. Thanks so much, Josh

[youngmanman]

This was super helpful now I know what to shoot in jpeg vs raw it made me realize different photos require different settings thank you

[mansoor]

even though i know the difference between raw and jpeg i still watched the video and enjoyed it the way creatively and with examples and practical implications you summerised the topic. brilliant .

[Goyogawa]

hey, great explanation, quick and easy

[Ema]

@joshwiniarski You are a great teacher. You have patience with your audience and teach them like they were 5 years old. Amazing! Congratulations, you got yourself a new subscriber.

[lithhome_]

Finally an explanation that I understand. Thank you!

[hexfan]

I’m just beginning my photography journey. I accidentally put it on RAW before my friend came over and forgot to change it back during my practice shoot. Anyway, I’m glad I did. Editing was pretty cool.

[servedinawinkphotography]

Instant subscribe! Love how you detailed such a highly debated topic in a quick and effective way

[morrisgentry]

Good video. I started shooting and processing film and prints in 1975. I got into digital in recent years. To me, a raw file is like a film negative. Post processing is like taking that negative into the darkroom and creating the finished print. For me, the creative process is the same, just different tools - without the chemicals 😊.

[TizzyMaxwell]

This helped me a lot, i've been doing photography without knowledge.

[flessbecker]

Thank you captain, short / simple and straight to the point. Thank you for your hard work.

[veziop]

Came for the comparison but learned a lot more! Very useful and concise. Five starts!

[shoutoutexpressions]

I like the way you explain this with a Joyful smile and Pureness =)
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