hello Mike
thanks for your critique
as you wrote « RAW is generally better quality and handles difficult lighting conditions better than JPEGs »
and this is true with my caméra even if with my camera sometimes shooting in RAW
the quality it is not as top as another camera's RAW format
i always prefered to shoot in RAW since i kno the RAW format
but when i am in RAW format i can not double my lens zoom
and sometimes i want to be closer to the subject so i am obliged
too shoot in JPEG to could double my zoom, but i loose quality in the image composition
now looking at this image, that it was not shoot in RAW,
it was shoot in JPEG (but with out doubling the zoom)
i can see that the jpeg fomrat too is giving images of good quality
salutations
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