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Originally Posted by wulf
I think it is much more constructive to look at it from the other end. Do you like the results someone gets? If so, you will want to learn from them and part of that may be experimenting with a similar workflow (including the choice of shooting mode).
Without looking at the results, all the arguing about RAW vs JPEG is blind tribalism.
Wulf
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Kind of agree with that almost a snobbishness creeps in.. like P&S users can be scoffed at by some DSLR peeps but at the end of the day the original shot is where you start ...
@ OP what works for you maybe Jpeg go with that if you try RAW and like the flexibilty use that but one word EXPERIMENT learn the differences and see what the results are ... our opiniions are informative but NOTHING will be better than hands on experience of both