Sure you can. RAW+JPEG, with the RAW option set to DNG (not to PEF).
On Wed, Sep 13, 2006 at 10:31:39PM -0700, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> Doesn't look like you can shoot DNG + JPEG though ... or did I miss that?
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I think you can. Just select RAW->DNG, then set RAW+JPG. I don't see
any reason that combination wouldn't work.
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>Doesn't look like you can shoot DNG + JPEG though ... or did I miss that?
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Doesn't look like you can shoot DNG + JPEG though ... or did I miss that?
Shel
> [Original Message]
> From: Adam Maas
> > Maybe I'm being dense, but can someone explain to me what's the
difference
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Actually, this is perfect for a friend of mine. She's going to be
travelling, wants to document her travels with good quality RAW images, but
also wants to give out snaps to some of the people she photographs. We
found a couple of portable printers for her - and now she can shoot RAW and
JPEG and
If you needed a quick print, far from home, no laptop, and you had only
a pesky photo kiosk available...
Christian wrote:
>Lawrence Kwan wrote:
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>>And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
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>>http://www.dpreview.com/articles/PentaxK10D/Images/Captures/TV2006090
David Savage wrote:
> Maybe I'm being dense, but can someone explain to me what's the difference
> between the simultaneous RAW+Jpeg recording and just extracting the full
> sized jpeg from the RAW file?
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> I've been doing this for a couple of years now. I use the jpeg for
> reviewing, quick &
Maybe I'm being dense, but can someone explain to me what's the difference
between the simultaneous RAW+Jpeg recording and just extracting the full
sized jpeg from the RAW file?
I've been doing this for a couple of years now. I use the jpeg for
reviewing, quick & dirty edits & for emailing to f
On 9/13/06, David J Brooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use it when i think i'lll never return to an area for pictures or
> indoors using flash or low light. It gives me instant access to
> viewing and the latitude of Raw for adjustments.
I remember reading an article a little while back about t
Saw that, yes.
The Olympus C8080WZ had that feature too. Although I tried it, I
never actually used it ... it's too difficult to estimate things on
the little LCD screen and not reliable to a calibrated screen.
Godfrey
On Sep 13, 2006, at 4:02 PM, Lawrence Kwan wrote:
> And now, you can gen
Quoting Mark Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> David J Brooks wrote:
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>> I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
>> higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
>> Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
>> if i'm wro
Quoting Adam Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Christian wrote:
>> Lawrence Kwan wrote:
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>>> And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
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>>> http://www.dpreview.com/articles/PentaxK10D/Images/Captures/TV2006090616253900-01.jpg
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>> Ok, show of hands: who will actu
Christian wrote:
> David J Brooks wrote:
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>>I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
>>higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
>>Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
>>if i'm wrong.
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>>Just curious.
Christian wrote:
> Lawrence Kwan wrote:
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>>And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
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>>http://www.dpreview.com/articles/PentaxK10D/Images/Captures/TV2006090616253900-01.jpg
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> Ok, show of hands: who will actually use this in the real world?
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> Not somethin
David J Brooks wrote:
> I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
> higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
> Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
> if i'm wrong.
>
> Just curious. Are there many of us P
David J Brooks wrote:
>I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
>higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
>Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
>if i'm wrong.
>
>Just curious. Are there many of us Pentax
ssage-
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David J Brooks
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To: pdml@pdml.net
Subject: Raw+Jpg Modes
I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and I
Maybe... if I was shooting only in RAW and decided I wanted some quick JPGs.
Tom C.
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>Lawre
Lawrence Kwan wrote:
> And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
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> http://www.dpreview.com/articles/PentaxK10D/Images/Captures/TV2006090616253900-01.jpg
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Ok, show of hands: who will actually use this in the real world?
Not something I'd ever use.
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Christian S
Note that the DC in is 8.3V instead of 6V (or 6.5?).
Using AA bateries (at least using 4 of'em) would be 'no way'...
4*1.2=4.8V instead of 8.3? hehe ...
2006/9/14, Lawrence Kwan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
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> http://www.dpreview.com
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>Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 15:48:31 -0700
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>At one time I thought it would be nice to have such an option, but it seems
>that the only time I use JPEG
And now, you can generate the JPEG in-camera post exposure with K10D:
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/PentaxK10D/Images/Captures/TV2006090616253900-01.jpg
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
> Most of the time, I prefer to generate the JPEGs from the RAW files,
> but this is inconvenie
I use RAW&JPEG very infrequently with the KM A2. Can't avoid it with
the Sony R1, but I set the JPEGs to minimum size. It's of marginal
value to me most of the time, but there are times when having the
JPEGs available immediately out of the camera are all I need for a
quick turnaround, and
David J Brooks wrote:
> I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
> higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
> Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
> if i'm wrong.
>
> Just curious. Are there many of us P
At one time I thought it would be nice to have such an option, but it seems
that the only time I use JPEG these days is for Q&D work, like putting pics
up on eBay or grabbing a few snaps of the cats around the house. For that
I generally use the little Sony, so use of the combined RAW-JPEG may be
Hi David,
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 18:34:11 -0400, David J Brooks wrote:
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>Just curious. Are there many of us Pentax user that would tend to use
>this mode. I know it eats up memory faster.
I certainly plan on using it, either on an incidental basis
like you do, or when my SD cards are large enoug
ent: 13 September 2006 23:34
> To: pdml@pdml.net
> Subject: Raw+Jpg Modes
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> I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
> higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI
> and II's.
> Not sure about the Canons, they might hav
I tend to use this combo, which until now was only available on the
higher end models like the Nikon D2 series and the Canon mkI and II's.
Not sure about the Canons, they might have it on other models, sorry
if i'm wrong.
Just curious. Are there many of us Pentax user that would tend to use
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