Quote Originally Posted by Bambi View Post
okay here is my newbie understanding of it:
RAW saves a lot more of the data in the photo you took. So it while it's less vibrant on initial download there's a lot more adjustment you can do in post processing. So in the end the RAW has so much more potential. but if you don't want to process too much after then jpg is fine.


okay, now I am ready to be corrected
Well said .... you need not be corrected .... except for the jpeg, if your a photographer opposed to someone who takes pics you always use RAW, it can save your ass over a simple error .... my two cents worth and as we know it is worth much less than the two cents lol ....