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Message: <blockquote data-quote="yauman" data-source="post: 249042" data-attributes="member: 15418">It doesn't matter what your setting is - when you look at the image, it's ALWAYS a jpeg rendition of the image - even if you set it to RAW only , you will still be seeing a JPEG version of it. Because of this, if you are shooting RAW only, make sure you set your picture control to "Neutral" otherwise if you set it to Vivid or something else, you are seeing your RAW process as a "Vivid" JPEG on the LCD screen.  So, I guess if you set to RAW+JPEG you are good as your LCD will show the JPEG version and whatever Picture control you set will be what you see on the LCD.</blockquote>