Understanding ProRAW
I find people misunderstand what RAW is about and what and who it is for.If you think your pictures are better, you are deluding yourself the same way audiophiles moan about qualities of their high end, thousand dollar per feet audio cables.I use RAW files and full manual because I have an actual workflow where I shoot a bunch of photos in similar setting and want to be able to create Lightroom preset and apply to all photos shot with same place, lighting and exposure.It also sometimes saves me because when I am super clumsy and forget to calculate and adjust exposure I may get a photo that is under or overexposed a lot but for some reason I still want to keep it.No, it is not going to let you make better pictures. If you want to make better pictures here are some things that are infinitely more productive to achieve that:- try to do some exercises like trying to move about, compose and visualize your shot before taking the photo,- try another exercise and for 6 months only take a single photo whenever you see an occasion to make photos,- try another exercise and for 6 months only go about with a single primary lens (I have used original Fuji X100 to not be tempted, with great results),- try to learn zone system. Learn to evaluate highlights and shadows and adjust your exposure without any meter. Use it to make pictures you want in lighting with extremely high dynamic range,etc.Camera gear and RAW are just tools and will not make your pictures better.