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DownloadsI have recently upgraded to a D300 from my F4S and am enjoying the new digital format.
I am shooting in RAW and then downloading to file and saving as RAW and JPEG. My question is why is it so slow to convert the files from RAW to JPEG? I took about a hundred shots at a recent aerobics competition and it took the best part of 4 hours to convert the pics to jpeg. Am I doing something wrong?
Re: DownloadsWhy not tell the camera to shoot raw and JPEG? Then you don't have to convert.
How are you currently converting from raw to JPEG?
Re: DownloadsWhat software are you using?
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Re: DownloadsHi 6tee7, Andrew's suggestion is probably the easiest, record in both formats though it will use more memory. As Oneputt ask, what software are you using? 4 hrs is way too long. Converting from Raw to JPG outside the camera is a function of the software and computer you are using, including ram, etc. The D300 has relatively large files, so demands a fair bit of a computer and also the software may demand some. When you mention the software it is probably worth mention the computer you are using and its specifications.
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