Some of the cameras above have the ability to shoot in both JPEG or RAW. For many, it depends on what you want to do with your photos. RAW files are much larger because they capture all of the data your camera sees. In comparison, JPEG files compress the image for you automatically, so these files are much smaller. Professionals will generally shoot in RAW, as the format gives them more control in the editing process. It’s also great for high-resolution photos if you want to have your work printed and framed. However, for most casual users, the JPEG quality is more than good enough to get beautiful results.