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I know this is too general question, but I'll give it a try..
About an hour research in photo.SE, I found some question, that are related to this one:
Does the camera white balance setting affect the raw image at all? - short answer - NO
Why is Aperture changing the color of my RAW photos? - no short answer :D
Does "long exposure noise reduction" option make any difference when shooting RAW? - short answer - YES
Is in-camera high-ISO noise reduction worthwhile? - one more about noise reduction
Do different "Picture styles" affect RAW output? - short answer - NO
Shutter speed and aperture are obvious, of course.
What other settings may affect a RAW photo?
Answer
settings which influence actual exposure:
- shooting mode TV,AV,M etc.
- shutter speed
- aperture
- ISO
- exposure compensation
- safety shift (Canon)
- flash (on/off)
- flash exposure compensation
- active D lighting (Nikon) - affects raw capture by underexposing for highlights
- exposure bracketing
- exposure lock
- metering mode
- focus screen setting (telling the camera which screen you're using affects metering reading)
others
- mirror lock-up
- image stabilisation
- long exposure noise reduction
- any setting which relates to the AF system
- raw image size e.g. medium raw, small raw
- crop mode (Nikon)
- sensor cleaning
- focus microadjust
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