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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Geoffc" data-source="post: 54197" data-attributes="member: 8705">Sorry but I see a noticeable difference between raw and jpg straight off the camera. If its available why make do with jpg as a starting point for your best shots. It's free to turn on unless you really know you wont wish you had later.With regard to lenses you can get good pictures with an average lens, however you can get great pics with a good lens. Why make do with the former if you can get the latter? Obviously this point has a cost.In reality I was just making the statement to emphasize my support for the use of raw which has served me well for many years. If people are happy with jpg that's fine too.</blockquote>