Most digital cameras have two photo file format types to record or capture images: JPEG and RAW. Anyone new to photography must understand the differences because of the major consequences it has on how you work with an image during editing.

Funky colors in your photos can ruin a great image if you shot in JPEG instead of RAW. Learn how the camera "thinks" about color and how you can get natural looking pictures without garish blue or yellow color casts.

Although there are many technical differences between DSLR and Mirrorless cameras, they all perform the same function: take a photograph. Learn about some of the the stand-out features and decide which type is right for you.