How many Pro1/G6/G9 users shoot in RAW?

[Ominous]

interesting subject matter, quality light, good composition should be
a photographer’s priorities. RAW can't help anyone with that. i never
did major RAW surgery that rendered an image i considered worth
keeping.

And next you will tell us the world is round!!!

Some people don't like the colors that the in camera jpegs make...so they use custom color profiles.

Some don't like the contrast or sharpness settings in the camera...so on.

It's about choice...and RAW gives more choice.

Some people like jpeg, just as such some people like the 1 hour photo lab...while others fuss in the dark room.

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http://flickr.com/photos/eric_whalen/

 

[luvnozzy]

and some people don't shoot tungsten in daylight. i hope you noticed your error sooner than later!

i'll play with your image when i get to my machine w/ photoshop.

thanks.

interesting subject matter, quality light, good composition should be
a photographer’s priorities. RAW can't help anyone with that. i never
did major RAW surgery that rendered an image i considered worth
keeping.

And next you will tell us the world is round!!!

Some people don't like the colors that the in camera jpegs make...so
they use custom color profiles.

Some don't like the contrast or sharpness settings in the camera...so
on.

It's about choice...and RAW gives more choice.

Some people like jpeg, just as such some people like the 1 hour photo
lab...while others fuss in the dark room.

--
http://flickr.com/photos/eric_whalen/

 

[Ominous]

and some people don't shoot tungsten in daylight. i hope you noticed
your error sooner than later!

i'll play with your image when i get to my machine w/ photoshop.

Since I shoot RAW, I don't really take notice of what the camera is set to.

I just like to worry about my shutter speed and aperture.

--
http://flickr.com/photos/eric_whalen/