sizes, but with three JPEG quality levels. RAW is recorded alone or with a JPEG image in minimum (basic) quality. Nikon's choice of RAW+JPEG seems to make more sense to us than Canon's; if you take shots in RAW it's to get maximum quality, and the JPEG file...

• -Drive, He Said

the focal length. Fuji retains its lead when it comes to the time it takes to save images to memory, with two seconds to save as a JPEG (with maximum quality) or as a RAW image (with F710 only). It takes Olympus three seconds and a whopping seven seconds for...

• -Technical Features, Menus And Functionality

suits them best! File size exceeds 15 MB in uncompressed RAW, and is around 9 MB in compressed mode. JPEG files at maximum quality take up around 5 MB. As you would expect, you can also choose your color space: the D200 offers sRGB (with two color brightness...

Images are normally recorded in JPEG format, with several levels of quality and size, but it's also possible to save images in RAW format. In JPEG format at maximum quality, files are generally between 3 and 4 MB, while RAW files can reach 12 MB, and take quite...

• -Exposure: Choose Your Scene

an image recorded in TIFF format preserves all of its data and thus deserves to be called "maximum quality." Unfortunately, the TIFF format is large and bulky. A maximum of data is the equivalent of "full of megaBytes." Furthermore, when taking pictures, recording...

• -Speed And Reactivity

is supported, so it's possible to use high-capacity cards (greater than 2 GB). The R1 can record images in JPEG format with a choice of two compression quality levels and five image sizes: 1, 3, 5, 7, and 10 Mpixels. At maximum quality and resolution, the files...