the Right Way to use JPEG Recipes

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@filmfauxtos

On the flip side, I find it fun shooting JPEG only sometimes and having that permanent fixed shot as for me it somewhat simulates the delicateness of shooting film

@corgikun2579

That's excellent advice. As an editorial designer, it's always important in a printed publication to have photos with consistent colors and exposures despite them being from different photographers. I'll pull my hair if a photographer turns in with filtered jpegs. RAW + JPEG is the way, JPEG for the now and RAW for your present and future self

@rogercaughell4282

100% agree! Not only do trends change, the photographer's software and skillset may improve, thus resulting in a new image that is very different from the way is was done originally. Impossible without RAW.

@TRC_PNW

💯I came to this exact same conclusion several years ago after buying my first Fuji (x100s) and nothing has changed with my GRs either.

@csmcrckrs

As a complete newbie, I like the idea of being able to concentrate on one thing first (subject and composition) and not having to learn another skill (editing). Plus, as a perfectionist who is more often than not paralized by the amount of choices and second-guessing possible, it can be really liberating to COMMIT and not be able to always go back and change details.

@Rohorg

The right way to use JPEG recipes is ... to not use them? :D

@PiotrKonieczny

The Fuji x100v has one major advantage over the Ricoh gr3x: their desktop application, X Raw Studio, allows you to save dozens of picture profiles, and even if they are not uploaded to the camera, you can use them for quick RAW development. I miss this feature in the gr3 because sometimes you want to check how several different picture profiles will look on a particular picture, but you can only do this from the camera level, where we have only 3*2 conveniently accessible slots ;(

@ant-duo

Very curious as to how seamless your Image Sync experience is...mine is always very slow and janky. Meaning, sometimes the photos load and sometimes it doesn't. Anyone else?

@erick-gd7wo

Up to now with my smartphone camera, i tend to shot jpeg only for street photography, jpeg & raw for landscape or city scape where i think I have the concept for processing

@findphotography

thanks for the interesting video!

@KofieBluejay

Thanks!

@jonsil001

Really love your channel, keep it coming!

@robertbreining

The question is, if you can accept taking pictures at that very moment the way you wanted to take them at that moment. I hate editing. And I do not want to change images from years back with a new mindset. So for me choosing JPG is a decision against flexibility, but capturing images in the way I felt at that very moment. A time capsule.

@jmdjdy

Reasons I shoot jpegs (plus RAW) these days:

@bradlow_

Hi Adrien, stumbled upon your videos a few weeks ago and still watching a bunch of your old videos as they pop up on my feed. Love your commentary and perspective for photography, thank you.

@AlDarweesh

Raw +Jpeg for me always. Great video 👍🏼

@mxderntimes

I started actually shooting for the first time while in Japan recently, and I found myself already doing the "not taking the shot" choice a lot after a week or two. I got some really good pics with incredible light walking from Yotsuya to Shibuya my first few days there, and I used those and all the photos I've seen from youtubers such as yourself as benchmarks and found myself summarizing a scene real quick and finding it too subpar to shoot. I think that might be a bad approach for a beginner, but after a lot of street photography online consumption, I think I had a better idea of those "it" shots and what comprises of a good scene worth shooting. It was an interesting feeling to have toward my shots during the day while shooting and already having that feel of what is or isn't a standout amongst the moments of the day you encounter. Sometimes I missed a scene that would have been perfect by seconds and I felt so sad about it as well.

@davidbcg286

I switched to jpeg. Not going back. I had hundreds of unedited pics that gave me stress. Now I just upload the pictures and call it a day. I may do some quick adjustment here and there. Of course these are only for my personal use.

@kevinheg8814

Please do a video about the Sony A7IV Creative Looks. Is there any creative look you like and would use for JPEG only pictures?

@-grey

I am absolutely the shooting focused photographer you described. I find recipes a bit too extreme for my taste, so I try to stay as natural and subtle as possible and get it "right" in camera. Mostly because I have no idea how to inject soul or personality into my raw edits at all. I have never spent enough time to develop a consistent personal style - and I feel like I'm missing out, but don't know where to start.