Does it produce RAW images?
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It does not produce RAW images. But it is an excellent camera. Have been very pleased with it.
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Unfortunately this camera will not shoot RAW files. If you wish to shoot in RAW you might be better served with a camera utilizing a larger sensor.
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Yes, but you will need a program capable of making an image file. There are a lot, depending upon your operating system, so just read about a few.
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It does not produce any watermark, and renders in any resolution. You have to have some kind of student ID to register it (it is made by a 3rd party online company). It does includes Maya, 3dsMax, softimage and Mudbox, as well as some support software.
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No, the software that comes with it allows you to decide what the output will be after editing, such as red/cyan, side by side, etc., but you can't output it in real time.
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I'd just like to second this question, as I'm facing the same choice myself right now. A review of the Panasonic camera says that unit doesn't offer a RAW image format, but it wasn't really clear if the image compression "noise" was only visible on printouts, or if it shows up on your computer or television screen as well.
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No. The Fujifilm FinePix F660EXR does not shoot in RAW mode. That format is usually found in more advanced DSLR cameras.
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Yes.RAW is one of the options to save images-although, it does consume a lot more space on the SD card.
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Not at all. Picture actually came out great both indoors and out. And pic had no filters either!
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Only bmp, jpg, & png. http://www.sharp.co.jp/support/enote/utility_soft.html
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I have taken a few pictures in RAW, which I then used the raw converter that came with the camera and brought in Photoshop. They both came out outstanding. It's just too much work to make all the conversion, transfers, etc. So I don't bother with it too frequently.
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Nope! You have to press the button on the panel to view images. Hope that answered your question.
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It does capture RAW with no difficulty. And most editing tools, from Lightroom on down to programs like Irfanview, easily manage that format.
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works great in RAW. Depending on your camera, choose custom white balance after taking a shot of the light falling on your scene with Expodisc and use that data for your pictures.
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It does, however, it has to go to higher ISO which makes images a bit grainy. Not too bad though.
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no it doesn't save files in RAW, . It uses the formats, JPEG for pictures files, wav audio, then when filming it saves the files as, MOV. H.264 /mpeg-4 AVC.and for audio stereo it saves the audio as LPCM.
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All responses are spot on. The downside of RAW is that software, such as iPhoto does not support RAW, and will not import the files. If you have/buy Photoshop Elements 6 Mac, you can download Adobe's plug-in which will allow importation of RAW format files.