What image size ?

[Bazzer]

Do you always have your image size set to the maximum mega pixel ?

I set mine to 5mp from 16mp for an email pic a month ago and forgot to change it back.

 

[chrisB]

Yes, always set to maximum.

 

[alfie2902]

If you shoot in RAW it will make no difference. That setting is only for Jpeg.

 

[tkimages]

Yes, always set to maximum.

Always, easier to lose information than trying to make it up.

 

[Last Order]

Maximum

 

[rockmeister]

Depends for me. Now that huge storage cards are available cheaply, usually do JPEG's at best q and highest file size, but if card space is limited, and I need to take a lot of shots, then I'll take the file size down to medium, and can't say I ever noticed the difference.

 

[Bazzer]

Depends for me. Now that huge storage cards are available cheaply, usually do JPEG's at best q and highest file size, but if card space is limited, and I need to take a lot of shots, then I'll take the file size down to medium, and can't say I ever noticed the difference.

+1, which is really what I was getting at, why do we always set to Max.

 

[fordy]

It's been shown that the Fuji X10 shows better pictures 6MP rather than 12MP in most instances when shooting RAW+JPEG. Many X10 users are opting for the medium size setting as a result. Using L size would only benefit if you wanted to print poster size I imagine and needed the pixels. If you shoot in M size then the EXR sensor can use it's own onboard, and very powerful, hardware DR expansion apparently.

http://www.dpreview.com/articles/9060476058/fuji-x10-exr-camera-suggestions-for-optimum-performance