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unfortunately, there is no such thing as a "raw" format, it is, whatever your camera manufacturer is using internally.
opencv does not have any functions to read or convert that (though it may involve de-bayering), you're quite on your own here.
Will it give a better result?
if the alternative is jpg encoding, -- probably (you'll get rid of the lossy compression and the block artefacts)
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unfortunately, there is no such thing as a "raw" format, it is, whatever your camera manufacturer is using internally.internally (there is no "standard" for this)
opencv does not have any functions to read or convert that (though it may involve de-bayering), you're quite on your own here.
Will it give a better result?
if the alternative is jpg encoding, -- probably (you'll get rid of the lossy compression and the block artefacts)
