1 there is no camera sensor that creates a JPG image.
2. All digital sensors create a RAW data file.
3. All JPG images are a compressed processed data files.
4. All JPG files are post processed, firmware or software, RAW image data file.
In a "I shoot JPG" image you let the camera manufacturer post process the RAW data file.
All "I shoot RAW" means is that you choose to do the "dark room" processing with yourself.
YOU shoot RAW. Get over it!
This photo that I found may help you understand why you want to post process your RAW images rather than your camera supplier JPG.
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