Reasons why Micro is better than the r

Having an argument wiht a friend. Help me out?

Rest...... are you comparing the iPod Mini, iRi'ver H0, Rio Carbon, or what? There are many plus and minuses to the Micro when comparing it to another player. Such as the Micro plays WMA files, the iPod Mini doesn't, but then again the H0 plays it fine and so does the Carbon so no win or lose there.

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    I had similar thoughts back when I first started shooting raw. Really, it's just a matter of editing to your personal taste.
    Yes, that camera applies lots of presets before creating the jpeg, as Trevor.Dennis mentioned. Also, as he said, you can far surpass native jpegs with raw.
    If you need it more vibrant, make it so. If you need to bring down the highlights, do so. Need sharpening? Apply some.
    Here is one of my edits that I made a tutorial of: Sunrise Raw File Edit - Adobe Lightroom - Landscape Photography - YouTube. It is one of my less dramatic edits, but still a good one.
    I don't want to clutter this thread with links, but if you take a look at my Facebook page, I put a lot of before and afters up in January and February. A Google search for Benjamin Root Photography will bring it up.
    I shoot in raw, and highly recommend it.
    I'll leave you with a nice NEF RAW file before and after:
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  • Why A is better than B/G for Voice over WLAN

    Hello all,
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  • Why is mac better than pc?

    Hi guys.
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