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Sorry for the stupid question. But this is my first phone with RAW capability. When I take in RAW mode and look at the file, it seems that it is not as sharp as the JPG counterpart, and a lot more noticeable if I zoom in? Anything I'm doing wrong?
What goodies are in the box?
I think RAW takes up more storage also.
I think RAW takes up more storage also.
Raw files are huge compared to the jpgs. But that’s not a reason to not use raw if you know how. Simply offload the raws.
So here is the same photo purposely shot into extreme direct light for maximum contrast purposes. One is the Pixel's output with HDR+ (can't recall if "enhanced" or not) and the other is a JPG copy of the DNG RAW file it also produced. It's a perfect way to see exactly how much processing Google is able to apply to a photo to produce some amazing results. (I don't know why the HDR image is uploading upside down.)
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Pixel stand, phone, case, and some other goods.
Love these headphones. //uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181025/3cd4991a7b431bf80bbbc3054f6a9fdd.jpg