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D7100 buffer size - it will fill in one second?!
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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 294499" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>Nothing new here. You can always go longer with smaller file sizes, which is what all that he's doing here. But it comes at a (potential) price in terms of image quality. How much of a quality difference you get between 14-bit lossless RAW and 12-bit compressed RAW is a subject of debate in many forums (my take is that in extreme lighting you lose <em>some</em> IQ), so sure, it's a way of getting more frames before it fills. But it's still just a band-aid over a wound that was designed into the camera (or more correctly, not addressed from the previous version). If you don't shoot wildlife or sports predominantly than it's a perfectly viable workaround. If that's your bread and butter, it's a compromise, and you should never have to compromise on a new tool.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 294499, member: 9240"] Nothing new here. You can always go longer with smaller file sizes, which is what all that he's doing here. But it comes at a (potential) price in terms of image quality. How much of a quality difference you get between 14-bit lossless RAW and 12-bit compressed RAW is a subject of debate in many forums (my take is that in extreme lighting you lose [I]some[/I] IQ), so sure, it's a way of getting more frames before it fills. But it's still just a band-aid over a wound that was designed into the camera (or more correctly, not addressed from the previous version). If you don't shoot wildlife or sports predominantly than it's a perfectly viable workaround. If that's your bread and butter, it's a compromise, and you should never have to compromise on a new tool. [/QUOTE]
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