RAW JPG on DSLR

I use both. Raw+high quality Jpeg.

If you want the best quality from your images shoot RAW. I always shoot RAW, and ten convert them using the PhaseOne Capture 4 software. The files are bogger than Jpegs,but if you have a large memory card, that will not be a problem. Paul www.photographers-united.com

I mostly shoot JPG. I don't do a lot of printing of my photos (in fact, I really don't do any printing at all...) so I don't really feel the need to shoot RAW. Often I'll shoot the same subject both RAW and JPG, and almost every time I prefer the JPG image to the RAW image. Plus, I take A LOT of photos so I need all the memory I can get!