RAW or JPEG? Which is Better?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- This question has been troubling many photographers for a very long time. In this video, Radhakrishnan Chakyat is trying to put this into a perspective. And of course, leaves the viewer to make that choice.SUBSCRIBE to PIXEL VILLAGE today for more tutorials on photography.
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@11.57 I made a mistake. I said the opposite of what I wanted to say 😞 Apologies.... 🙏
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Ziyad Komakkal go for nikon d3300 or d3400, not a canon in budget model
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Waiting for it...:-p
Depends on what you want to do with it. And what's the 'budget' for your? 👍
Another fantastic video... as always!
I do not know if it has been mentioned yet, but another reason that I am excited to save my "digital negatives" (a.k.a. photo files) in the RAW format is that all of the additional information available in RAW files to current display devices (monitors, smartphones, tablets, etc.), presentation devices (printers) and current editing software (Lightroom, Photoshop, etc.) is only being put to use by the limitations of today's technology.
As display devices and editing software continue to increase in sophistication and ability in the future I am excited to see what can be drawn out of those RAW files ("digital negatives") that is not being drawn out today. The more available information, the better. More actual, captured information will keep display devices and software from having to make as many computational guesses to fill in the holes.
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amazing no men described about raw and jpeg in such a manner which you have done thanx a lot guru
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Very very useful one ! Thanks @Pixel Village for this important discussion. I was really confuse inbetween Raw or Jpeg but now I am clear.
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Outstanding video, I’ve tried to explain to people from time to time, your video was excellent ,I will definitely suggest that people watch it ,thank you very much.
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Amazing Sir Next time i will click my pics in raw Setting😄😄
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Great information, thank you very much.
Very informative description Sir, could you please make a video on composition styles as well?
Very Helpful, Thank You Sir.
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Excellent information sir.
Excellent well explained
Thank you
So professional!!! Thanks a lot
Thankyou sir....that video helped very much....Can you make a video on what all accessories a photographer should have according to their type of photography
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Super Tutorial.
excellent Explaination
Can you please make a video on the processing applications you have tried and why you have chosen capture 1 and your experience with it? Thanks for the amazing content.
Very interesting video. Even if you do very basic edits shooting raw is the way to go.
Thank you
Hi, I have a doubt, in a photography competition they are asking to submit a raw photo, but I actually clicked my picture in a JPG format. Can I submit the JPG photo ??please reply
this is the best explanation Raw vs JPG thanks and what editor is that you are using
You communicate really well. Thank you.
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Sir please do a video about bridge cameras and superzoom category
Sir I want to know about "Wireless TTL flash" , so can you please do the next video about on this topic. This my request . thankq
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hi sir , I'm planning to buy nikon d5600 . can you tell me your experience about this dslr
Thank you sir,for such an informative video
Tony and Chelsea, those two say JPEG Is better...
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Very usefull tip
Thank you somuch sir
Amazing video
Thankyou sir for the explaination👍🏻
RADHAKRISHNAN Sir, I have a request, could you please explain about exposure compensation in camera and flash.
Sir I want to take a pc for photoshop , please guide me , with Monitor.
A nice way to say :Jared is right
Raw wins ..thank you sir
Informative... Sir...
Im confused. How come when i shoot in jpeg the resolution is 14.1mp but in RAW the resolution is only 2.8mp?
Sir as always very informative vedio. The manner in which u teach us is a great.
Sir which software u r using for editing in this vedio?
Thanks Sir
Adobe Premier Pro CC
Shoot what format you want , don't let the online pro's tell you what to do . Just because it's said here doesn't make it the gospel
raw image is not oppening
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but raw is not a Picture file onley raw data so after taking a raw file on Your camera you are looking at the jpeg verison not raw
Sir please do a video on Nikon capture nx-d software (RAW processing)
can you please compare DNG vs jpeg in a android phones. I know DNG is type of RAW file . but i like see in mobile photographer perspective(i only have DNG or jpeg in my mobile). Thankyou.
send sir raw image open software windows 7
RAW by itself cannot be used for any type of reproduction. It needs to be processed using a RAW processing software to an appropriate format suitable for your image destination. Popular format are TIFF, Jpeg and EPS. Adobe PSD is a format used for saving WIP files in Photoshop.
An image scan from a film negative into RAW is like making a digital negative. most things are captured. Why is it that the film scanners of modern cinema rather scan in motion jpeg ? Is it because of the file size ?
Thank you
This is the best comparison of RAW vs JPEG yet. Thanks!
5:14 shadow correction
JPEG - 90 %
RAW - 100%
Lol!😅
Those extra 10% wouldn't do much at all. He already put it at 90 without ANY effect.
@@Luggruff I see, thanks for reading my comment! 😆
@@Luggruff still, shoot raw
@@Luggruff It would have been a better demonstration if he'd gone to 100% to prove that.
So in other words, jpeg for people who value their time and are skilled enough to get it right in camera, and RAW for people who have the time to endlessly fiddle with their images trying to fix their shooting mistakes? By shooting raw on your expensive Nikon Camera, you basically have a bunch of Data from Sony. Because Sony makes the sensor for that camera. Why buy an expensive camera where half of the cost comes from the digital processor inside if you're not gonna use it? You know, the one developed by a team of engineers with Ph.D's in image processing, color analysis, and film science that get paid 6 figure salaries. The result is that most RAWs done manually look like over processed and inconsistent crap. If you are producing any substantial body of work, and not just 20 photos a week, you don't have time to twiddle with RAWs. You bought this expensive camera, why not trust it to process the images? We used to trust labs to process our film. And he is wrong. A raw is not like a negative. Its more like an unprocessed negative. The JPEG is actually like your digital film negative. Just like with film, you can edit your jpeg a little, but if you under or over exposed it significantly,then that was just too bad.
Appreciate your point of view 🙏
Great explanation, beautifully presented, thank you.
I personally shoot jpeg most of the time, which my father likes to question (or even make fun of). The thing is, many good cameras shoot excellent jpeg, and in many cases we don’t really need the full control of the images provided by raw. In those cases, shooting jpeg saves memory space and saves time (for importing, quick adjusting and sharing). Some say raw+jpeg is the way to go, but that consumes even more battery and memory.
Something I find interesting too is that some raw shooters I know tend to become lazier with the actual shooting as they get more experienced, because they get the illusion that with raw they can do anything post. For me that takes away something critical from the moment of taking the image.
With most commercial use or difficult lighting though, raw is without a doubt the way to go :)
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The correct answer is virtually always raw. If for some reason you don't need the raw file and the jpg was fine, you can always delete it. Even if you just use the embedded settings to process on the computer, you can use more powerful hardware to process the image differently. You can always change the amount of noise reduction and sharpness applied if you like.
And yeah, the raw does take up a lot more space, but card space is cheap these days. This isn't 20 years ago when memory cards were small and expensive. A 32gb card isn't that expensive.
I have seen many people explaining the RAW before and even i was not able to explain to my frnds what RAW is and now I can just send them this video...... Thanks sir
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Absolutely fantastic .... I shoot images in JEPG when I need to share the images shot without being processed , however when it comes to birding, landscape, nature etc .. the preference always is Raw. Very much informative. Thanks Pixel Village !
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Learning photography from you with simplified method is interesting. Thanks.
If you want edited Quality photos you should take RAW image...
Is the shooting in raw and jpeg depends on a complete different formats , pixels , or computerised conditios etc or A single condition is enough in both the cases ? as i have understood that costly conditions are directly related to raw shoots . Just like raw milk costlier than skimmed milk .
It's just like a comparison between how many colors can a man see vs a woman. Men are JPEG and women are Raw
watched your video for the first time and just loved it sir..amazing
why some cameras like the GH5 produce dark raw files?
i click image in my phone
in raw formate
bt whe i edit in lightroom the garin cames so much
Hi, please make a video about taking raw photos using a mobile phone
That was very well explained. You should be a teacher
thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge about photography.
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Or if you have a large enough memory card, you can have the best of both worlds and save in both raw and jpeg.
Sysaphys: Some cameras (like my Nikon D500) have two memory-card slots so you can shoot both RAW and JPG at the same time.
Dear sir, I just found your channel and I love the way how you explain this. However, could you fix your shutterspeed? During playback the movements in the video looked artificial. Which shutterspeed did you use and how many fps? Such a shame of a video this good!
I learned much and clear bout jpeg and raw
My phone captures in 16-bit dng using adobe lightroom. One 13 megapixel photo is around 25 megabytes in size. The resolution is 4192 x 3104 that means 13,011,968 pixels. If each pixel is 16-bit, then total it is 13,011,968 x 16 = 208,191,488 bits = 26,023,936 bytes = 25,414 kilobytes = 24.818 megabytes.
Please tell me the app for click raw images in Android
My thought and opinion is, unless you need to do editing in general and just want or need to share pictures straight away, shoot JPEG. However if you need to do light or heavy editing, you need to be shooting RAW. Editing in RAW is much better than editing in JPEG for the reasons mentioned. Also when saving JPEG files, it's better to save said photo file as a TIFF and not a JPEG. With a JPEG file, from what I've been told, every time you open said file if it's a JPEG, the quality degrades with every use. But with a TIFF file, I believe that doesn't happen.
Generally speaking, always shoot raw+JPG unless you have a specific reason to do something else. You can always delete the files you don't need later on if you like.
As far as JPG goes, each time you save and resave, you do lose a bit, but a good program will keep the loss to a minimum by uncompressing it into an image with an array of pixels rather than cells and then when it recompresses the image, only the changed pixels will be affected. But, if you do anything to change the dimensions or the amount of compression, that can and will mess things up.
Raw+ jpeg or only raw setting
What happens if we shoot in raw, make corrections and then save the photo in jpeg?
That's the ideal way. 👍
i just started photography so what should i use jpeg or raw as a beginner?
You can use either option . But Start off with jpeg first if ur a beginner .
thanks sir....so fantastic...now i understand whats the different between RAW n JPEG file.....tq again...
RAW files are huge. JPEG er small, which sometimes counts a lot.
Would you be able to do a Vidoe on what kind of a PC configuration would be ideal for heavy Lr or Ps work. Considering its on a minimal Budget (Non-Apple). Plus additional applications and tools that will help eg. like a Wacom .. etc
This would be helpful.
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Well actually you can boil the skimmed milk to get some water out of it... hahaha I'm joking. Great video and the explanation is actually foolproof. Keep on making more videos, I'm subscribing. 💪
Liked the humour 👍 But let me remind you skimmed milk looses all (most of) its fat content in the skimming process and cannot be brought back by merely heating. Skimmed milk and diluted milk are different things!
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Total BS. Lowest compression JPG is virtually identical to RAW in quality, except JPG is about 1/4 filesize that of RAW. Downvoted.
If you have to correct, why not correct with a raw. I had a camera, my first digital, that did only JPEG. Coming from darkroom, I tried to burn/dodge and got all the weird bands in skies I could not identify. Sharpening is default with JPEG. In reality it must be customized to print size and medium.
I only use JPEG now when immediate distribution is required.