I shoot exclusively in RAW. When I download my images the camera gives me the RAW images plus jpegs. Is there a way to turn off the jpeg function?
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SEA&SEA
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Hi Max-
Unfortunately, there is no option to only get RAW. The camera gives a jpg for quick viewing albeit in a higher res file. In the RAW3:2 resolution, the jpg is 3648x2432 and in the RAW (10M) resolution it is 3648x2736.
Unfortunately, there is no option to only get RAW. The camera gives a jpg for quick viewing albeit in a higher res file. In the RAW3:2 resolution, the jpg is 3648x2432 and in the RAW (10M) resolution it is 3648x2736.
mikemill
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While it won't turn it off you can go to:
Menu -> Setup -> Page 4 -> Raw/JPEG Setting
And set it to N640 and it'll give you a 640x480 image.
Menu -> Setup -> Page 4 -> Raw/JPEG Setting
And set it to N640 and it'll give you a 640x480 image.
SEA&SEA
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Thanks for the follow-up Mike!
OP
Thanks guys. It's frustrating having to delete the jpegs before I begin post-dive processing, or having to answer yes each time I save an image. I was hoping to eliminate these steps.
mikemill
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One thing you can do is when you get back to the computer is open up the camera/card and then sort the files by type. Then just select the JPGs en masse and delete them.
What type of computer are you doing the work on? It should be possible to write a small script that'll delete the jpegs.
What type of computer are you doing the work on? It should be possible to write a small script that'll delete the jpegs.
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