in today's video I'm gonna be talking about the difference between a JPEG
versus a raw image so stay tuned hey what's up everyone its Dennis here back
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started one of the main problems with the JPEG images is that they are all
compressed so you only really have limited control on how they're gonna
look in post-production but take a look at the JPEG image stuff edited here so
you can see the shadows in harlot's already been reduced
however the foreground looks a little bit unnatural and the Sun is a little
bit overblown comparison to raw since there's no information that's compressed
in a raw format raw image still retains the details not found in the JPEG format
as you can see after some a couple of adjustments and changes in here the raw
image looks a little bit more natural and more appealing that's one of the
main difference in there is the information stored in the RAW format has
a lot more information therefore you can do a lot more editing in post-production
as opposed to a JPEG format where there's little or no information left in
there so you're constrained with how you're gonna do this how you can edit
this or in post-production the next one is white balance if you have an image
with a raw format you can easily correct the white balance here in posts
especially depending on what the type of light is shooting if you didn't set up
your white balance correctly you might end up with a lot of color cast or a
tint that gives your image unwanted coloration after adjusting the color
temperature and tone of the JPEG file the image still doesn't look good or
doesn't look natural however when you use the raw format to change the white
balance if you adjusted here you can adjust it clearly and without any
reduction in quality since RAW files contains unprocessed data as you can see
in this example here you can easily correct their white balance here without
compromising or reducing the quality of your image viewing the file format raw
images cannot be viewed without any special imaging software like Adobe
Photoshop or Lightroom on a mobile device or your PC
on the other hand with JPEG images almost always your computer or your
phone will be able to view the JPEG images easily now if you shoot a row
photo with your DJI drone a low resolution JPEG will be saved in your
DJI Go app for you to view even if you do not select the raw plus JPEG option
however you won't be able to view the RAW format without using a computer
viewing files another difference between raw and JPEG formats next one is file
sizes RAW files are generally five times more than a JPEG files so as you can see
an example here you can see some of the photos are shot with a JPEG and RAW
format so if you're transferring files with a JPEG it tends to transfer a lot
faster because the files are smaller compared to a RAW format where it's
about three or four times bigger than the JPEG file isn't that a difference
that you may or may not know especially if you're flying out there and you're
using the time shot mode of your DJI drone this RAW files are larger they
take longer to process and save to the SD card this will affect the shortest
interval at which you can take a time shots notice the differences in terms of
the time shot interval options between JPEG images and RAW images there's a lot
more options in JPEG versus in the raw as you can see in here so which format
is better well generally speaking it really depends on what you want to do a
clear advantage of the JPEG file is that you'd spend less time and processing and
you can spend more time intruding well if you're shooting in RAW you can get as
much done as you can you can definitely do a lot more in post-processing or
editing your photos with a raw file my suggestion is just select the JPEG plus
raw options so you get the best of both worlds
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