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Following
Michael Reichmann's recent comparison of JPEG and RAW I decided that this
issue needed properly exploring in our EOS-D30 review. So, I've now evaluated
JPEG vs. RAW for the EOS-D30 at all ISO sensitivities. My findings? That
up to ISO 400 there's little to choose between the two (other than the
added flexibility of RAW), however at ISO 800 and 1600 the noise appears
to cause some JPEG hue errors and thus it's better to shoot RAW at these
high sensitivities.
Click here for the updated RAW Format page in our EOS-D30 review
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