Learn the difference between RAW and JPEG image formats, their advantages and disadvantages, and why professional photographers often prefer shooting in RAW for better post-processing flexibility.

Shooting in RAW captures uncompressed image data, offering greater flexibility in editing, real estate image blending services especially for exposure and color. JPEG files are compressed, smaller, and ready for immediate use but have limited editing potential. RAW is ideal for post-processing, while JPEG is convenient for quick sharing and saving storage space.