"JPEG+RAW" setting gives 2 .raf files, no .jpg. [Update] Must choose one format or the other; to get both, have to export paired .rafs to PC, then convert there. FastStone and Irfanview (free) are good for conversions, as is supplied Silkypix software. PS E11, despite some clunkiness, works fine with .raf RAW. "JPEG+RAW" setting gives 2 .raf files, no .jpg. [Update] Must choose one format or the other; to get both, have to export paired .rafs to PC, then convert there. » Read More "JPEG+RAW" setting gives 2 .raf files, no .jpg. [Update] Must choose one format or the other; to get both, have to export paired .rafs to PC, then convert there. FastStone and Irfanview (free) are good for conversions, as is supplied Silkypix software. PS E11, despite some clunkiness, works fine with .raf RAW. « Show Less
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That's strange... I just did it with my camera, and selected the option "RAW+JPEG" from the RAW menu (under SET), and when I checked in the camera, I had a pair of files with the same name but different extensions (one JPG and one RAF). Now, opening the RAF files is a different matter, since I use Linux...-rw-r--r-- 1 daniel users 924191 Mar 29 15:40 DSCF2334.JPG-rw-r--r-- 1 daniel users 25437456 Mar 29 15:40 DSCF2334.RAF
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I bought and returned this camera for much the same reasons. Also, though it says that it has a viewfinder it is just a mini screen that causes problems for those wearing vision correction. The capacity for following and responding rapidly to animals or birds is poor. The RAW files were hard to open with photoshop. I loved the idea of the 700mm lens but functional and set-up glitches made me send it back.
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I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files, and only in Adobe Camera Raw. I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files,... » Read More I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files, and only in Adobe Camera Raw. « Show Less
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Marsha:I am working with Windows 7, 64 bits and works fine; however, I am a photography fan, and I got a strong frustration with the quality of the converted files. It is something like 5 Mega pixels.For that reason, I bought a 20MP converter. I will receive it next week. If you have any question, please do not hesitate in contacting me, I'll be glad to share my experiences.Best regards, Ricardo
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RAW files from this camera are just like the Canon and Nikon files I've used in the past - greater color bit depth compared to a JPG creates flatter looking contrast and color. JPGs have good snap and feature typical Fuji coloration which to my eye slightly favors greens and blues. Go to DP Review and download some of their test files and see for yourself http://goo.gl/KyI3Kf (DP Review site is owned by Amazon)
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I think it only reads jpg files as far as images go. I just used Microsoft publisher to reconfigure all my images to jpg files.
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JPG picture sizes will vary depending on what is being taken, but the general range is 30k-100k bytes. If there is an issue to view .AVI files, then you should update computer with the new drivers (K-Lite CODEC PACK SETUP File version: 4.5.3.0 or File version 7.0.0 Freeware on Internet).Our system was design to use only mini SD Card that can be used with any Micro SD card adapter that is supported by most of the computers on the market.Camera total pixels are 704x576 for PAL (Europe) and 712x486 NTSC (NA). For the Monitor effective pixels are: 320 (R.G.B.) x 240 Picture/Video Pixels 640X480. JPG picture sizes will vary depending on what is being taken, but the general range is 30k-100k bytes. If there is an issue to view .AVI files, then you should update computer with the new drivers (K-Lite CODEC PACK SETUP File version: 4.5.3.0 or File version 7.0.0 Freeware on Internet).Our system was design to use only mini SD Card that can be used with any Micro SD card adapter that is supported by most of the computers on the market.Camera total pixels are 704x576 for PAL (Europe) and 712x486 NTSC (NA). For the Monitor effective pixels are: 320... » Read More JPG picture sizes will vary depending on what is being taken, but the general range is 30k-100k bytes. If there is an issue to view .AVI files, then you should update computer with the new drivers (K-Lite CODEC PACK SETUP File version: 4.5.3.0 or File version 7.0.0 Freeware on Internet).Our system was design to use only mini SD Card that can be used with any Micro SD card adapter that is supported by most of the computers on the market.Camera total pixels are 704x576 for PAL (Europe) and 712x486 NTSC (NA). For the Monitor effective pixels are: 320 (R.G.B.) x 240 Picture/Video Pixels 640X480. « Show Less
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Yes, multiples as separate images with different settings. Save as tiff (hi-res) or jpeg
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CF cards write faster. I always use the CF as my main and my SD as my backup. Both Raw and the reason I do this is if I loose my main card, I will still have a RAW file on the backup to edit! Better to edit a RAW file than a jpeg.
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Since I don't have Windows 8, you might want to check with their site for that info. But, it does not have a RAW converter, when I visited there last. The program takes the standard files from images. You can always find even free software to adjust and convert RAW files to use in this program to even better define your art.
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I would suggest go with one above 10 MB/sec though. If you want to choose options RAW or RAW+JPEG that matters, atleast I saw the difference between my 6MB/sec card vs 20MB/sec card. But I do not think you need more than 10MB/sec.RAW images is approx 10-11MB, and plus JPG is about 2.5MB, so it has to write total 12.5MB for each photo in RAW+JPG.
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The only options are .jpg and .tif. The documentation isn't that great, and once I established the settings, the software didn't accept any changes to the settings.
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When using HDR it can only save in jpg format. You'd have to use exposure bracketing & software if you want to use RAW files.
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Hi Bob, I want to know that answer also as I'm interested in using the Zen Vision as a photo bank for my Nikon DSLR's. I went to the Creative webpage and couldn't find anything about RAW file compatability, so I left an email asking the question if the Zen would diplay a RAW file or not. I'll let you know what they say if I get a reply. Steve Smith stephen.smith.ctr@diego.af.mil
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Either one, works great Prox2 does both raw and jeg mobi easier to install but only loads Jpgs
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I have sved my phots in jpg format only and they came out great. I don't know about any other formats except pdf. Hope this helps. Nick B
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The app gives you the option of transferring either JPG or RAW or both. It can push either Canon or Nikon raw files just fine.
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I'm using it on Vista. Certain image formats seem to have difficulty copying, but .JPG is no problem. I haven't tested it with all audio/video formats but have incurred no problems.