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<blockquote data-quote="All Sound Photography" data-source="post: 579851" data-attributes="member: 42676">I just got back from a 2 week trip to Italy and I took an awful lot of pictures.&nbsp; I was shooting bracketed shots most of the time to avoid entirely washed out skies.&nbsp; I completely filled 2 32gb cards...all raw files.I would have normally shot these RAW+fine so I can pick and choose the pictures I really love to edit and the rest just keep in some album for me, but I typically shoot raw and never thought to change that setting.Anyway, long backstory to get you guys to my discovery/question.When I transfer photos through the wireless on my D750, it converts them to JPGs...I saved a good bit of space by not having it save the JPGs, and it seems as if I can still have the camera &quot;process&quot; them in camera, after the fact.Am I thinking of this wrong?&nbsp; Does the D750 process JPGs differently when it saves them directly, vs when it transfers them through wireless?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="All Sound Photography, post: 579851, member: 42676"] I just got back from a 2 week trip to Italy and I took an awful lot of pictures. I was shooting bracketed shots most of the time to avoid entirely washed out skies. I completely filled 2 32gb cards...all raw files. I would have normally shot these RAW+fine so I can pick and choose the pictures I really love to edit and the rest just keep in some album for me, but I typically shoot raw and never thought to change that setting. Anyway, long backstory to get you guys to my discovery/question. When I transfer photos through the wireless on my D750, it converts them to JPGs...I saved a good bit of space by not having it save the JPGs, and it seems as if I can still have the camera "process" them in camera, after the fact. Am I thinking of this wrong? Does the D750 process JPGs differently when it saves them directly, vs when it transfers them through wireless? [/QUOTE]

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