Shooting JPG format?

Shooting wrote in post #5304061
...I just use my T-90 and take 5 or 6 spot readings, the camera averages all readings together for a setting that gives a premium shot. NO digital camera does that. NO Digital camera will let you take 5 or 6 spot readings and put them all together for the premium exposure...think before you jump.

Actually, and just for info., it looks like the 1D mark III can do just that. I haven't actually tried it but "you can take up to eight spot meter readings for one picture" (page 91 of the instruction manual). it will use the average of the spot meter readings taken.

booju wrote in post #5312599
Wow!!!

However, I will announce that I have already decided that my individual preference is to shoot incredibly professional quality images in JPG format.

Roland

I really sorry to hear that unless you have to because of storage space or your over runnning your buffer.
Like living shackled....

RAW vs Jpeg. The endless debate. Shoot in the format that suits you best. I shot in Jpeg for at least a couple of years before swithcing to RAW. Now I shoot everything in RAW. Its a personal thing but I notice a difference. Just stay away form sRAW if your camera has it.