Tom C wrote: > > >From: Ann Sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > >I'll continue to shoot jpgs, too - hey, Cotty, > >this is an area we sure do agree on. > >I can shoot raw, but I can't get enough images on > >a card - and I have to take time > >to run it through a coverter to tif and it takes > >too much room on my old computer etc > > > >someone said earlier on the list that if you > >nailed the shot there was essentially no > >difference. glad to see you confirm that. > > In that regard of course, it depends alot on what you want to do with the > image, today, tomorrow, next week, next month. Small size printing or web > display's not a problem. > > I see plenty of .jpgs here and elsewhere that obviously suffer from > artifacts due to repeated saving as a .jpg. The digital binoculars I bought > shoot .jpgs. When bringing an image into PS, I immediately save it as .PSD > and continue working and saving as a .PSD until/if a final .jpg needs to be > produced. > > Tom C.
I don't save as jpg until I'm finished working on stuff either, and I never write over the original file from the camera. That either gets burned to a cd or stays on a card and/or my hard drive. ann
