There are RAW( Camera Image FileFormat (CIFF) for CANON CAMERA and NEF(Nikon Electronic Format) for NIKON Cameras , the images are of Big size !!then we have Jpeg Images (the same format in which the pictures are clicked from the cameras)
NEF its stand's for Nikon Electronic File
NEF stands for Nikon Electronic Format. It is NikonÕs RAW file format that features image information and metadata received from the cameraÕs sensor.
In my view, the nikon d40 is not really good one. The most obvious shortcoming of the Nikon D40 camera, is the absence of an autofocus driver in the camera body. What this means, is that if autofocus is important to the way you take pictures, they you are somewhat limited in the number of lenses you can use with the D40. Only about ten percent of the available lenses for the Nikon D40 have autofocus drives built into the lenses. Needless to say, those lenses are considerably more expensive than lenses without autofocus. In addition, most SLR's in this price range, allow you to take pictures in the RAW format, and the D40 is no exception. What is a bit surprising, is that when you take pictures with the RAW and JPEG format at the same time, the D40 only uses a very basic JPEG format. For a camera in this price range I would have expected better. You can have a see. http://www.dinodirect.com/
This is dependent on what file format used as well as the amount of compression used. The two main formats that digital cameras use to take photographs are RAW and JPEG though not all cameras have the option to shoot in RAW. RAW takes up more space than JPEG as it is less compressed and contains more data. If shooting in JPEG the size of the images depends still on the amount of compression used. Many cameras that offer RAW also offer the option to shoot simultaneously in RAW and JPEG. This option takes up even more space.
Yes, simply go into settings, select RAW(NEF) or RAW(NEF)+JPG
Well this really depends on your camera and the image size that you are going be shooting and whether you are going to shoot in .jpeg or RAW but if you are talking about regular digital cameras on a medium size image, you can take about 600-1000photos but on something more serious like a DSLR, in case with my Nikon D300s, you can only take about 200shots RAW.
If you took a photo in RAW format it serves no purpose to also take one in JPEG format as the RAW can be processed at any later time to get JPEGs of any quality that you want. JPEG of even the best quality has insignificant resolution compared to RAW.
Yes it is possible to change the format of a floppy disk from FAT to RAW if the operating system on the PC, which the floppy is to be formated is using but the RAW format than the flopy will have the RAW format at the end of formating the floppy
I would look it up in the owners manual to find out if you can take RAW photos , different cameras have all different functions available to it would be best to look it up first .
How can i Format a Raw USB Flash Drive of 80 GB Capacity. Under Xp Message box showing unable to format
RAW is unformatted and unreadable so a floppy which is not formatted is in the raw format