Greetings,
Increased battery depletion? The difference is marginal (negligible). You won't notice. Set your camera to RAW or RAW + JPEG and start shooting. I always shoot in RAW + JPEG unless I'm doing high frame rates. Shooting in jpeg only when you could have shot in RAW (what happens). In most cases you will be doing yourself a serious injustice shooting in jpeg only. You lose about 85% of post-processing editing capability shooting jpeg only. RAW files can be edited with a much higher degree of creative control and you can convert and save them as jpegs after you've edited them to your liking. I suggest you download Canon's DPP if you don't already have it installed.
Canon Support for EOS R6 Mark II | Canon U.S.A., Inc. https://share.google/7LqEhcKxO1uiYovQO
This will help get you started:
Canon : Product Manual : Digital Photo Professional https://share.google/6TG1bCmXFsaL8J3ZS
~Rick
Bay Area - CA
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