Winsor Crosby wrote:
> I am not using your particular camera, but I think generally the TIF
> file also takes longer to write to the card slowing down your shooting.
>
> The other thing is that the TIF made in the camera is generally an 8
> bit file instead of a 12 bit file like the raw file.
Yes, the file size given is for an 8 bit TIFF.
> That makes it
> harder to get good results from the adjustments that you are making
> in post processing. I think it is better to hang onto the extra bits
> until the last moment rather than throw them away early in the
> process. That way they are there if you need to add detail at either
> end of the gray scale. So my advise is to continue to do what you are
> doing: raw -> download and adjust -> save in your final format.
>
Absolutely!
Moose
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