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Ron 'The Hat' Clay (ACA)

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The vast amount of photos shot are done in the JPEG mode - pronounced "Jaypeg"

This stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group and is an agreed on format for transmitting and storing images. For 99% of you photography, your camera will be working on JPEG.

RAW means just that - a raw image on the CCD which has recieved no processing.

Working in Raw using a photo - processing package on your computer such as Photoshop, will give you much more creativity. But you can still enhance JPEGs.
 
captain carrott

captain carrott

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it's the same as the fuji 9100 mate the 9600 has some firm ware upgrades to get rid of the glitches that were in the 9100.

have a look in the fuji talk forums on there there are actual examples of pics people have taken with them.
 
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Yeah I've done a bit of mooching Jase, there's a decent number of +ve reviews for the 9600.Seems to be better in low light than the 9500, however the 9500 seems to have loads of bundle packages around incl a decent one on digi cam exchange.
 
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MarkTheSpark

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Used a 9600 for work, and I thought it was a lovely little camera. Nice sharp lens and plenty of programming options.
 
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MarkTheSpark

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Oh, and used proper (AA) batteries instead of rechargeable things that cost ?50 and can't be bought outside of the web or London.
 
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I use a canon 350d dslr more often in raw which is like having a negative you choose the settings not the camera and i work in photoshop cs2 most of the time and save to jpeg or a tiff i also have a point and shoot with me a kodak let me finish by saying i am no smart arse also please take a look at the webb site http://www.disabledphotographers.co.uk we are all disabled most of us use dslr cameras please look at are pictures then you decide what to buy mick
 
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