Does this camera shoot in RAW?
1650772
Actually, I think it does, but I never had the need to use it in that mode.
1109192
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.
167354
Yes it does! I puchased the camera as a gift for my wife. She loves it abd it takes excellent pictures!
863951
Yes, raw images open directly in camera raw automatically. You can also choose to open JPEG in raw as an option, although you won't have access to as many functions.
1772143
No, I don't believe it does. I also searched the manual for "RAW" and did not find anything pertaining to RAW shooting mode.
1942697
No it does not., however this camera is not recommended, it does not focus properly and after sending back to Nikon, they stated it is within spec....still photography ok. Photographs of anything faster than a snail, useless
716709
Yes, the camera does shoot in the Raw mode and the RAW and jpeg mode as well, it makes a very sweet file. As for the viewfinder, there is not optical viewfinder made by Panasonic, there is a HD electronic View finder, the LVF-2 and I have one and it works well enough for critical framing and is a vast improvement over the external viewfinder that was used with the GF-1.
1701320
No. The files it shoots are JPG, MP4, MOV, MPO (3d still pictures), and AVCHD.imo, the photoedit software now can do so much with jpg that you are not benefit much with RAW. My Canon xti can shoot raw and jpg, I looked up all the things I can do with raw vs jpg. I concluded that as long as the jpg is max size the camera can capture, it's as good as raw with small file size benefit (cause jpg have compression).hope I answered your question.
441092
The specs on Canon's web site say raw and have a 2014 copywrite. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/digital_cameras/powershot_s_series/powershot_s120#Specifications
1669174
I have no clue what a raw image might be; however I am very pleased with the digital images that nI have taken with the Olympus.Gary11 March 2014
19802
I found it to be very good in low light, I used it all the time while shooting in the dark low light environment of the northern California redwood forests. The shots came out very good, but I always shot in Raw, might have something to do with it.
632463
I just checked this out with my G2 that I've had for one week and the answer is yes. You can shoot any aspect with any form of RAW. Mark, don't even think twice about this camera, get it although its kinda expensive but its one hell of a camera and talk about features, wow!
2233709
No, it does not. Shutter speed is a big problem; it's fine for still shots not action shots and Auto doesn't help.
2124534
My understanding from reading posts on dpreview, www.dpreview.com, the jpgs are excellent. I cannot comment personally since I only shoot RAW.
348161
I don't generally use RAW settings, so I'm not entirely sure, but I don't think it does, as this lens is entirely mechanical. You have to adjust the aperture manually, and the lens only has one focal length with manual focus.
238224
Unfortunately not.....there are some improvements you can make if you are shooting RAW...but with a JPG you have less to work with. In short, a lousy shot is a lousy shot. If that is what your camera is giving you, time to look for a new camera (assuming of course that the individual's photo skills aren't the problem).
1109193
You'll get a bit better dynamic range shooting RAW; however, it is not a leaps and bounds-like improvement over jpeg. Essentially, any RAW improvement is negligible which makes the camera primarily a jpeg shooter.