62: Shooting Raw and JPG, with Simbarashe Cha

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Sony announced the a6600 and a6100, Canon the 90D and M6II. Then we talk about when you should (or should not) shoot your photos in raw. If you want your questions answered on the podcast tweet with the hashtag #AskStalman Special Guest: Simbarashe Cha. Sponsored By: Spark Camera : The quickest way to shoot and edit videos on your iPhone Links: Simbarashe's portfolio Simbarashe on Instagram Simbarashe on Vimeo Sony a6600 Sony a6100 Sony E 16-55mm f2.8 Canon EOS 90D Canon EOS M6 Mark II

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