The big difference between JPEG and RAW is that JPEG files are format that compress an image to make the file smaller, RAW keeps all the uncompressed and unprocessed image data it’s just a large file filled with the image data as it was took. Between RAW and JPEG, RAW files are bigger. Yes, u can change a RAW file to a JPEG to do this you can open and edit it on a software such as adobe which lets you process the RAW file then edit and export. If I were shooting for an important event, I would use RAW because it has more file space and I would be able to take more pictures, and my pictures would still be a good quality.

1. choose the right clothing for the shoot
2. Use natural poses and expressions
3. experiment with the lighting
4.  get out comfort zone
5. have props
6. take multiple photos
7. use the right aperture and settings
8. choose location wisely
9. check weather before
10. play with eye contact