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Originally Posted by RustySterling
I agree totally. When I first started shooting digital I did everything in jpeg. While I was learning that wasn't a bad thing to do. But since I've been shooting in RAW I really hate looking at those early images. There is so much more I could have done with them in RAW vs. jpeg. It's been RAW for the last several months and no turning back. I have so much more control over how my images look it is wonderful.
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This is a good point: shooting in jpeg is a
lot better for beginners. It lets you experiment and immediately see the results, without having to worry about converting from raw, figuring out the fancy software, or any other distractions like that. I
always recommend that people who are just beginning do everything they can to avoid technical distractions -- learn about composition, light, color, shapes and patterns -- and
then you can worry about the raw vs. jpeg problem!