JPEG or Raw? 5 Considerations

You can buy a ready-made cake and accept the ingredients; quantity of ingredients and how the cake was made. Or, you can bake the cake yourself and have complete control over the ingredients; the quantities of the ingredients; baking time etc ...That's pretty much what JPEG vs Raw is -- letting your camera "process" a final image for you, in camera or, setting up your camera in such a way that you control every facet of the edit by using the extensive dynamic range offered with RAW files.This week I'm looking at 5 considerations when considering JPEG or RAW files - and; I'm editing the raw version of a file to compare with it's JPEG counterpart - which I hope will show some of the depth of a RAW file.Big thanks to photographer Lawrence Brooks: https://creationsbylb.com/photography orhttps://www.instagram.com/creationsbylb63/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FocusOnPhotography-RBPPodcast Home: https://open.spotify.com/show/6OlARf7RfiK83u0Yj983oR?si=579c5b1bdee04641On The Web: www.rustybrownphotography.comBlueSky: @RustyBrownPhotography IG: Instagram.com/@rustyb_photographyVero: @rustyb Email: rusty@rustybrownphotography.com