Amateur Photographer Magazine

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A high quality jpeg and a RAW jpeg (the jpeg saved at the same time as the RAW file in the camera) will look the same. The diffence in controls comes only with the actual RAW file - the jpeg still has the in-camera processing performed on it.

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Sorry, that's not quite what I meant..

I was refering to the difference in quality between a jpeg developed on my PC from a RAW file, and the jpeg that comes out of the camera. There would still be a visible difference when viewed online..that's what I was getting at...

i.e. RAW processing shouldn't just be used if you plan on printing the image.

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Steve

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