An issue that you may have been pondering, or hopefully have already resolved for yourself, is shooting Raw versus Jpeg. There are pros and cons for each, but I have made the ultimate non-choice (where I can have my cake and eat it, too, whatever that means): I shoot both. My Rebel has the ability to capture both Raw and Jpeg at the same time.
Sure, it's a bit slower, but only a little. I shoot both for several reasons.
Raw
- Lossless format
- Can correct exposure and other user errors after the fact
- Ready for casual viewing and printing
- No workflow required for #1
Here's an article that gives a succinct analysis (opinion?) on the issue. It's well worth reading.
Thanks Bill, I never unstood the difference, and tend to shoot in jpeg only. My pics are mainly used for dvd work, and i would only have to converthe raw image to a jpeg for the software to work, so I just dont bother. Plus, my computer would have a meltdown with the extra storage I would need, yikes! Any chance of seeing your photos? :)
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