All RAW files are superior to JPGs since they preserve more detail and natural colors. However, if you’re not a professional photographer and you don’t do any image editing, then there’s no need to take photos in this format since you’re just occupying extra disk space with no real benefit to it.Another thing to consider is that JPEG is a lossy image format that degrades in quality each time you view it. Meanwhile, all RAW formats are lossless and give you a lot more breathing room when it comes to image editing.