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Old 01-19-2009, 09:51 PM
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i couldn't think of any reasons either but i'm just a beginner. ang's books states: "use the camera's highest setting, but avoid RAW or TIFF settings unless you have a specific need for these formats, such as printing large images. you can always reduce the size of the image but you cannot put back quality that is not already in the image". is he suggesting you lose quality shooting in RAW? i don't really understand his point of why not to shoot in RAW???
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