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<blockquote data-quote="carguy" data-source="post: 286541" data-attributes="member: 12521">Nikon is doing away with RAW in all consumer end DSLR’s in the future.&nbsp; So based on the current lineup the D610 and below would have no option to shoot RAW what so ever.&nbsp; The Nikon D800 and D4s which are the top of the line models would continue to have RAW as an option. My worry is that in the future Nikon will ship all cameras with the ability to shoot RAW but you will have to pay to unlock it to use it in your cameras.&nbsp; If that day ever comes I am completely done with Nikon.The quote in the press release coming from Japan “Here at Nikon we feel that the RAW Format is no longer needed.&nbsp; The cameras we are building are so advanced and sophisticated at processing that the resulting jpegs are close to perfect.”More:<a href="http://froknowsphoto.com/nikon-done-with-raw/" target="_blank">Nikon Is Doing Away With RAW in DSLR's | Fro Knows Photo</a>4.1 news.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="carguy, post: 286541, member: 12521"] Nikon is doing away with RAW in all consumer end DSLR’s in the future. So based on the current lineup the D610 and below would have no option to shoot RAW what so ever. The Nikon D800 and D4s which are the top of the line models would continue to have RAW as an option. My worry is that in the future Nikon will ship all cameras with the ability to shoot RAW but you will have to pay to unlock it to use it in your cameras. If that day ever comes I am completely done with Nikon. The quote in the press release coming from Japan “Here at Nikon we feel that the RAW Format is no longer needed. The cameras we are building are so advanced and sophisticated at processing that the resulting jpegs are close to perfect.” More: [url=http://froknowsphoto.com/nikon-done-with-raw/]Nikon Is Doing Away With RAW in DSLR's | Fro Knows Photo[/url] 4.1 news. [/QUOTE]

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