JPEG and TIFF questions please..... Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Being new I'm assuming 'saving' and 're-saving' JPEG images slowly reduces quality right? Is this the same with TIFF? Thanks! Kevin. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital...

news server, any ISP: Free; no binaries... -- Joe Makowiec Email: Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Al Clark wrote: > Using Google, how does one find, for instance, the recent rpd thread called > "JPEG and TIFF questions please..."...

files were averaging 38MB per neg. I then read on some NGs that the > best format was TIFF since it is lossless. Although this is true. In many circumstances the JPEG file may well be perfectly adequate. You really only need TIFF (or PNG) when the image...

the job in TIFF or JPG. > When I pressed him for the files he gave me the option of having the > files converted to JPEG or TIFF. I don't know which one file format > best preserves the quality of the original so I went for JPEG. These TIFF...

scheme .. which means you have lost data. > Now, when you convert to TIFF, you have lost nothing over the original >JPEG, so the original loss is simply maintained. You then save your >JPEG from the modified TIFF and you again apply a lossy algorithm...

Steven Brust: Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () PixVue (www.pixvue.com) allows you to view and edit both IPTC and XMP metadata in JPEG, TIFF, and RAW files. "Terry Pinnell" wrote in message news:tqi0411fnbu4511eunqh99m9rnjlm4re19@4ax.com......

images instead of the usual .jpeg format as my primary means of recording digital images. I like the flexibility and control of RAW but as most of you know they must be converted to something else to be used. I'm used to 5 or 6 meg size .jpegs. The TIFF...

to the 20D because the > 10D serves my needs just fine. Same here. Strange, but the thing I most wish my 10D had that the 20D has (even more than the extra 2MPs)...is simultaneous RAW and jpeg file saving. This would prevent a lot of headaches during...