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By traveler582 · Posted
That's a good question, I used to shoot RAW when stacking (200 pics) of my extreme macro work, but now with everyday shooting I'm not sure I need it. -
By Thad E Ginathom · Posted
Or two! One considerd good, and one considered not so good. -
By Thad E Ginathom · Posted
If you want speed, take jpegs in the camera. Raw is not about speed: it is about flexibility and what you can do with a raw that you can't do with a jpeg. Most of the time, my a6500 produces better jpegs than my raw-processing skills can. I shoot raw+jpg to be covered for the times that it doesn't. Why are you shooting raw? -
By traveler582 · Posted
Hi, New here, going crazy trying to convert my new .arw's to .jpg's. I downloaded Sony's 'PlayMemories Home' and was able to import to my Mac but can't figure out how to convert to .jpg. I also downloaded 'RAW Viewer' and still can't find how to convert. Can someone share with me the fastest Sony method (no second party) to convert to .jpg Thanks! -
Most of us are pretty lousy at guessing. Why don't you post a sample picture?
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