When I save my files as the medium grade, am I sacrificing quality or creating unneeded noise?
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QOTD from Landon: "I know its not wednesday but I'm hoping I can still ask...When shooting weddings I always shoot RAW but typically set my file size to the medium grade (mRAW or sRAW1) to save on file space. I have clients who have printed at 24x36 without a problem. But I'm curious if I'm sacrificing that much quality or creating unneeded noise by using the middle class...
Jfs Photoguy: what kind of camera are you using?? In all my years shooting, I've never heard of such a ths I'm using are a Canon 5D Mk II & Canon 7D. Each one has 3 different RAW quality settings
Landon: The camera I'm using are a Canon 5D Mk II & Canon 7D. Each one has 3 different RAW quality settings
Jfs Photoguy: Ahhh, learn something new...seeing as how im not a canon shooter...alwasy work in full resolution of the sensor...dont hold back...
Nicole: Nikon has those same options. :)
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