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You own a DSLR and DO NOT shoot in RAW because? 

25%
152 deviants said I don't think it is worth it
24%
145 deviants said Huh? What's a Polarizer?????
20%
119 deviants said I don't understand it
14%
82 deviants said What is RAW?
9%
53 deviants said Can you help me?
8%
50 deviants said I don't know how to

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:iconalta13:
~Alta13 Aug 7, 2009  Student Photographer
1) I have shot in RAW in the past and haven't actually found a difference between that and JPEG o___O
2) They take up soooo much space. I had to convert all my RAWs to JPEGs anyway a while ago because I was running out of room on the computer.
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:iconkkart:
`kkart Aug 11, 2009  Professional Photographer
the difference between the 2 is on a massive scale. [link]
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:iconalta13:
~Alta13 Aug 11, 2009  Student Photographer
Well, I meant that I didn't notice a difference, so it didn't seem worth the extra space to me =[
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:iconkkart:
`kkart Aug 11, 2009  Professional Photographer
:) It is amassive difference, your images contain more information in RAW than jpeg, a LOT more. Trying edit a RAW file then saving it as a 16bitTIFF at output and do any touch up in 16bit....and it is just really a BIG difference. Besides, storage space these days is next to nothing. And jpegs lose quality.
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:iconphotofuego:
~PhotoFuego Aug 3, 2009  Student Filmographer
...it takes up space on my pc, and none of my programs seem to want to work with it, and when they finally do...I don't get how to use the program :E
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:iconkkart:
`kkart Aug 11, 2009  Professional Photographer
Memory is cheap. Memories are priceless.

Go download a freeware RAW converter :)
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:iconphotofuego:
~PhotoFuego Aug 14, 2009  Student Filmographer
I will try....if my pc can handle the size of the program/pictures. I'm probably gonna need help with the RAW program, and for that I either need a manual or someone that knows what they are doing.
I might actually have a RAW program laying around somewhere in the back of my pc...
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:iconkkart:
`kkart Aug 14, 2009  Professional Photographer
That is no problem at all. It is easy, all you do is adjust the RAW image, then 'export" out, you can export as a jpeg, if you need to do more PS work it is best to export out as a 16BIT TIFF file then, but when it doesn't need any more reworking jpeg is fine.

Picasa is ok to start with. What camera do you have?
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:iconphotofuego:
~PhotoFuego Sep 29, 2009  Student Filmographer
I have Canon eos 350D :E
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:iconkkart:
`kkart Sep 29, 2009  Professional Photographer
Which can shoot RAW :)
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