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Originally Posted by Chip
Assuming that the dynamic range of a photo falls within what JPEG can handle, and assuming that I get all technical aspects of the photo (WB, exposure, etc) perfectly correct, will there be any noticeable difference if I took the photo in RAW v. JPEG?
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That is a VERY BIG assumption. IFF it is true then JPEG is for you. Out in the real world (Not in the studio were you can control lighting) more times than not you cannot get everything perfect. For those cases RAW will save you rear-end on many occasions.
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