Three advantages of a RAW file:
- higher in dynamic range (ability to display highlights and shadows)
- the complete (lossless) data from the camera’s sensor
- uncompressed
One disadvantage of a RAW file:
- requires special software to view and edit
Three advantages of a JPEG file:
- a standard format readable by any image program on the market or available open source
- fairly small in file size
- immediately suitable for printing, sharing, or posting on the Web
One disadvantage of a JPEG file:
- lower in dynamic range
- All the information in all the pixels within the image because it's not compressed.
- White balance, contrast, highlights, shadows, colours and saturation.
- The camera might not have the RAW format, the RAW files are large files, and you can't convert JPEG to RAW but you can do the opposite.
- RAW files give you more flexibility and processing options which is important because editing is usually more important than shooting the photos.
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