You can decide the color using RAW data photos without having to rely on camera performance.
You can reduce the number of picture settings that you have to consider, allowing you to focus more on the actual picture.

One negative point of RAW data is that it is large and takes up much space, so the number of images you can save is reduced. However, this should not be an issue because recently it has become possible to buy large-size memory devices at cheaper prices.

Another downside to RAW data is that it can mean fewer continuous rapid shots can be taken, depending on the camera. Newer cameras though are equipped with a large internal buffer memory to avoid this problem.

Other problems are that development is complicated, and you cannot see the image before it is developed. SILKYPIX Developer Studio has high-speed thumbnail display, a simple high-speed development preview, and a partial development function to solve these problems and help support RAW data photography.

You can decide the color using RAW data photos without having to rely on camera performance.
You can reduce the number of picture settings that you have to consider, allowing you to focus more on the actual picture.
This is the main benefit of RAW data photography.

Why don't you try taking some pictures in RAW mode?