Do wedding photograhers shoot RAW or JPEG?

just wondering what do you wedding photographers shoot with.

raw

raw.. I wish no wedding photographers to shoot with jpeg inside a church.. unless they use 80A filter or something.

RAW in a church always.

Outdoors the light is not over challenging, I sometimes shoot in JPEG.

Most shoot RAW. Some shoot JPG. No right answer. If you're asking, you should probably shoot RAW

raw

The company that I work at requires jpeg.

If I'm doing it on my own, RAW

How about RAW+jpg my camera never leave that setting EVER

I tend to shoot a mix of both jpeg and raw, having said that im shooting completly JPEG at the moment as for some reason CS2 will not open 40d raw files

I'm not a professional nor a wedding photographer...but, I really can't understand why anyone would shoot a wedding in anything other than RAW - Am I missing something?

I shoot RAW. I don't know or give a thought to what others use.

SAB_Click wrote in post #8923456
I'm not a professional nor a wedding photographer...but, I really can't understand why anyone would shoot a wedding in anything other than RAW - Am I missing something?

Same reasons anyone else would shoot anything else in anything other than RAW.

Tom you can download the Adobe DNG Converter which converts RAW to DNG and then opens up in photoshop just like a RAW image.

at first when I first started shooting events I was using JPEG and with not much adjustability on processing I switch to RAW

Used to shoot RAW+JPG (we used the JPGs for the stuff that we do whilst at the wedding> Honeymoon Album) but that caused a few problems with discrepancies between the raws and jpg's so now we shoot just RAW and suffer the longer downloading and editing time on the wedding day.......5D MKII RAW files are huge!

Not good enough to shoot just JPG, raw has saved our butt quite a few times with underexposed/overexpos​ed shots.