On 23/8/04 1:32 PM, Bob Croxford wrote
> A Jpeg is a compressed Tiff. You have a Tiff and need to send it down
> the wire so you compress it at a suitable size. When they open it the
> other end they have a Tiff file. Simple. I do it all the time.
No doubt this is just ideal to submit images online, via ftp or whatever.
Fast, efficent and if on a first opening the jpg file is saved as TIFF and
then the workflow goes on in Tiff, little or no problems should happen.
My questioning about this is the archival , long term storage quality of
jpegs, but agree that for transmission, it is the ideal format.
Regards
Jorge Parra Photography
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http://JorgeParra.com/
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