It would be amazing to be able to take multiple formats in one shot- i.e. Shoot in both Natural + Standard or Raw + Standard, saving a separate image for each format.
Genuinely curious, is this similar at all to what the “Keep RAW“ function does? Because I can currently shoot a Natural photo and save a RAW at the same time.
Devan Flaherty
Team•
Jan 20
It’s pretty close.
The main difference is that what they are really asking for is.
Natural + Standard + Raw
Rather than just: Natural + Raw
From my understanding.
Tomas
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Jan 27
Yes exactly that, I love the natural look but it heavily relies on the right lighting condition and if they are slightly off then having the natural or raw file with it would be awesome
Devan Flaherty
Team•
Jan 14
Good idea.
There would be limitations - as in you’d still have all your Natural Processing/Raw pipeline limitations applied.
No digital optics. Locked in at 12mp.
Tomas
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Jan 27
Yeah I understand the limitations, wondering if another thought would be sequenced shots, i.e. Shoots a natural then shoots a Standard (few ms/a second apart). Wouldn’t be a true 1:1 but that would only impact if you are shooting action or motion based shots.
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JD Waters
Jan 19
Genuinely curious, is this similar at all to what the “Keep RAW“ function does? Because I can currently shoot a Natural photo and save a RAW at the same time.
Devan Flaherty
Jan 20
It’s pretty close.
The main difference is that what they are really asking for is.
Natural + Standard + Raw
Rather than just:
Natural + Raw
From my understanding.
Tomas
Jan 27
Yes exactly that, I love the natural look but it heavily relies on the right lighting condition and if they are slightly off then having the natural or raw file with it would be awesome
Devan Flaherty
Jan 14
Good idea.
There would be limitations - as in you’d still have all your Natural Processing/Raw pipeline limitations applied.
No digital optics.
Locked in at 12mp.
Tomas
Jan 27
Yeah I understand the limitations, wondering if another thought would be sequenced shots, i.e. Shoots a natural then shoots a Standard (few ms/a second apart). Wouldn’t be a true 1:1 but that would only impact if you are shooting action or motion based shots.