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29-02-2024 01:59 PM - last edited 29-02-2024 02:00 PM
2 weeks ago
RAW in native camera app, is valid only in Pro mode. I also believe that if you target more natural looking DSLR like/not overprocessed pictures you can do it in normal app by selecting to save in heic/heif and disable scene optimizer. Also on top of that you can use pro mode, to use raw files, which are very large and require lot of storage, while heic/heif files are rougly 50% of the size of a jpeg with comoarable image size YYY x ZZZ pixels, and compression quality. However HEIC also allows for more virandmt and accurate colors, comapred to jpef, because jpeg does color subsampling heic doesn't, and jpeg looses detaiks on images, also boders between two details, because jpeg works with blocks, 4x4, 8x8 blocks but heic uses different compression algorythm, which doesn't use blocks at all.
End result is RAW in Pro mode with disabled Scene optimizer - you have to disable it manually or normal shots in normal mode on heic, again with disabled Scene optimizer will create something similar to what ExpertRaw has to offer, not being fully the same, but close enoug to ExpertRAW.