-=50D Owners Unite! Share Tips and Post Pics

Hi astrobian,

I just tried on my 50D and it takes 2 photographs, one raw and one jpeg. You only get to see one on the LCD though which adds to the confusion. Not sure the reasons for wanting this but at least there is nothing wrong with your camera.

PingedSole wrote in post #10614365
Hi astrobian,

I just tried on my 50D and it takes 2 photographs, one raw and one jpeg. You only get to see one on the LCD though which adds to the confusion. Not sure the reasons for wanting this but at least there is nothing wrong with your camera.

I think his main confusion is that the size of the raw file is the same as the size of the jpg, where the raw should be considerably larger in size.

Headsick wrote in post #10614382
I think his main confusion is that the size of the raw file is the same as the size of the jpg, where the raw should be considerably larger in size.

Ah, my bad. In that case not sure. Unless of course the raw is small raw. Even then, I think the image is still bigger.

I'll get my coat...

matonanjin wrote in post #10610072
Please don't repost the image with your reply

This is a free thread... I can do whatever I want unless it can offend somebody... Just do what you think is right, and I would do mine... The most important thing... Mine your own business... Peace!

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wiljamesc1979 wrote in post #10586298
Hi! I'm new here... I would like to share the pics that I took last time using my canon eos 50D...

They seem soft. IMO the blue hair is distracting..

Actually I sometimes don't mind when people re-post the original pics with their reply if they are pointing out something specific with the picture that they want to comment on, then I don't have to go search for the picture itself.

PingedSole wrote in post #10614365
Hi astrobian,

I just tried on my 50D and it takes 2 photographs, one raw and one jpeg. You only get to see one on the LCD though which adds to the confusion. Not sure the reasons for wanting this but at least there is nothing wrong with your camera.

right, and I understand that part as normal now, but are your file sizes for both images the same size as the jpeg, or different? ( RAW obviously being larger)

Headsick wrote in post #10614382
I think his main confusion is that the size of the raw file is the same as the size of the jpg, where the raw should be considerably larger in size.

Exactly, cause a 15mp RAW file is not going to be the same size as the jpeg

Tracon wrote in post #10614632
They seem soft. IMO the blue hair is distracting..

Thanks for the comment... It will help me improve a lot... I was in the photography group and that hair is somehow an in to them... I'll suggest not to have that blue hair in the next photoshoot...

astrobrian wrote in post #10613611
Trying this one again in case my first post got lost in the shuffle. Does anyone have any idea as to what would cause my cameras, when shooting RAW+jpg, to end up having both images the same file size, that of the jpeg? The other camera is a 450D and is doing the same thing. RAW and L modes separately are working fine but when running it in RAW+L it almost seems to duplicate the jpegs

I tried clearing settings, choosing standard rather than user defined, killed the noise reduction customer function settings, and tried Tv Av and M modes. Read the RAW section of the manual and nothing in there states any setting that might reduce or disallow RAW pics in that mode. Is there maybe something in EOS utility that could have caused this? Or cure it?
Thanks ahead of time
Brian

There have been some other posts/threads about this. It's apparently a known bug if you're importing your images via Windows Explorer in either XP or Win7 (not sure which, or maybe both). Try using a card reader and/or DPP/Lightroom to import your images instead, see if that cures it. (I'm on a Mac, so can't try it for myself to see.)

shot today. 7-27-10

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wiljamesc1979 wrote in post #10614532
This is a free thread... I can do whatever I want unless it can offend somebody... Just do what you think is right, and I would do mine... The most important thing... Mine your own business... Peace!

And here I thought the most important thing was a little common (web) courtesy.