Previsualization is key to good photography, whether shooting film in a box camera, JPEGs on a cell phone, or Raw on a DSLR or mirrorless. Seeing a JPEG preview from the camera tells me mostly what the composition looks like. That is important of course. It helps me adjust the shot to approximate the composition I saw in my brain when I decided to take the picture. Sometimes it helps me find an even better one. Of course I also know that the final crop will be done on the computer, and allow for that.
I shot over 3000 pictures in the fall with my G5X II, so I am not a stranger to seeing a JPEG preview from the camera and adjusting accordingly.
I shot over 3000 pictures in the fall with my G5X II, so I am not a stranger to seeing a JPEG preview from the camera and adjusting accordingly.
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