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| | | Re: EOS 20D and RAW Processing Quote: |
Originally Posted by carlj I've seen your shots and have nowt but admiration - a standard to attain! But at least I am inspired to seek out that improvement! | Absolutely. Digi's my target benchmark. If I can get at least some as good as his I'll be happy. (I'm dreaming now....) | 
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| | | Re: EOS 20D and RAW Processing I would summarise this as follows:
If you just want to record an event and maybe print the occasional image to 7"x5" then use jpeg. It does beg the question why you would buy a high end camera if this was your only requirement.
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