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<blockquote data-quote="cwgrizz" data-source="post: 331430" data-attributes="member: 27017">First off, I think you are probably looking at the &quot;Owners Manual&quot;.&nbsp; If you also have the DVD that comes with the camera, it contains a much better manual---A &quot;Reference Manual&quot;&nbsp; At first I thought it was the same as the &quot;Owners Manual&quot;, but it is much more in depth and is over twice the size.&nbsp; On page 59 of the reference manual, it tells how to set your picture saving file type.&nbsp; Basically, you just have to hit the &quot;I&quot; button (information) and the first selection on the LCD screen is &quot;Quality&quot;&nbsp; Select it and you can change the settings to RAW, RAW +JPG N, RAW + JPG F ...&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Another way to do it is to hit the Menu button and go to Shooting (Camera Symbol) and then &quot;image Quality&quot;Let me say that the &quot;Reference Manual&quot; has been a good friend to me. HA!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cwgrizz, post: 331430, member: 27017"] First off, I think you are probably looking at the "Owners Manual". If you also have the DVD that comes with the camera, it contains a much better manual---A "Reference Manual" At first I thought it was the same as the "Owners Manual", but it is much more in depth and is over twice the size. On page 59 of the reference manual, it tells how to set your picture saving file type. Basically, you just have to hit the "[I]I[/I]" button (information) and the first selection on the LCD screen is "Quality" Select it and you can change the settings to RAW, RAW +JPG N, RAW + JPG F ... Another way to do it is to hit the Menu button and go to Shooting (Camera Symbol) and then "image Quality" Let me say that the "Reference Manual" has been a good friend to me. HA! [/QUOTE]

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