>>3126642That camera can output .CRW, which is Canon's old RAW formant. They now use .CR2. It's basiclly a complete unedited data readout of the digital sensor, with no JPG compression and allows for better color correction during editing without banding. The sensor outputs a 10-bit image and is saved when using RAW (.CRW), which would be better than the 8-bit JPG image it can output. Modern DSLR cameras can output 14-bits and higher, providing even more editing headroom.
I downloaded a sample .CRW image from this camera and converted it to JPG, which was provided by
https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canong2/12Not too bad for what it is, a 16 year old digital camera.
