Shoot in raw format for better editing from "summary" of Tony Northrup's DSLR Book: How to Create Stunning Digital Photography by Tony Northrup
When you shoot in raw format, your camera records all the data from the sensor. This means you get the highest quality image possible. Raw files contain more information and give you more flexibility when editing. When you shoot in JPEG format, your camera processes the image and compresses it before saving it. This can result in loss of detail and quality. When editing a JPEG file, you are working with an image that has already been processed, which limits your ability to make significant changes.
With raw files,...
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