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If anyone out there is a fellow a6300 user, I'd be grateful for your thoughts!
My question is this: Does the a6300 limit you to only JPEGs when taking long exposures?
As I type that seems a daft question, but I've not been able to find anything on t'interwebs either way. The reason I ask is that whilst I was away on holiday, I took the opportunity to try some Milky Way shots, with somewhat mixed success. However, one of the things I've subsequently noticed having got home and imported them is that not one of my night images is in RAW format. My initial thought was that I must've fat-fingered a setting as I stumbled around half-asleep at 2am, but given that everything I shot in daylight has recorded in both RAW & JPEG I can't imagine that's right. Is there some obscure setting somewhere in the menu system I can't find? Does my 2am alter-ego secretly hate RAW files? Or is this normal when shooting long exposures in manual mode?
Thank in advance for any ideas!
K.
My question is this: Does the a6300 limit you to only JPEGs when taking long exposures?
As I type that seems a daft question, but I've not been able to find anything on t'interwebs either way. The reason I ask is that whilst I was away on holiday, I took the opportunity to try some Milky Way shots, with somewhat mixed success. However, one of the things I've subsequently noticed having got home and imported them is that not one of my night images is in RAW format. My initial thought was that I must've fat-fingered a setting as I stumbled around half-asleep at 2am, but given that everything I shot in daylight has recorded in both RAW & JPEG I can't imagine that's right. Is there some obscure setting somewhere in the menu system I can't find? Does my 2am alter-ego secretly hate RAW files? Or is this normal when shooting long exposures in manual mode?
Thank in advance for any ideas!
K.