Wildlife Photography 12bit or 14bit raw

Most Wildlife Photographers shoot in RAW and most use 14bit RAW instead of 12bit RAW. But is there an advantage of using 12bit RAW for Wildlife Photography, well watch this video and see why I now shoot in 12bit RAW instead of 14bit RAW. A 12bit RAW file has a tonal range 4096 compared to a 14bit RAW file which has a tonal range 16,384. But can we really see or notice this difference when we use 12bit RAW to save our wildlife images and what are the advantages and disadvantages of using 12bit instead of 14bit. Social media Links! Facebook: https://bit.ly/39TcPEO Video Time-line 00:00 Wildlife Photography 12bit or 14bit raw 00:32 Why use 12bit instead of 14bit 02:36 Frame rate of 12bit compared to 14bit 04:12 Sample photos of a Kingfisher in 12bit and 14bit 07:16 Example photos of birds in 12bit and 14bit 09:36 Final thoughts on using 12bit instead of 14bit Photography Gear used: Nikon Z6ii Nikon 200-500mm f/5.6E VR ARTCISE AS80C LEOFOTO VH-10S Tripod Head Sony ZV-1 Vanguard Altra 264AP Tripod DJI Mic