Re: Does Digital Rebel make for a good educational camera in your opinion?

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A JPG file is an 8bit compressed TIFF file. However, JPG compression is "lossy" meaning that data is thrown away during the compression process.

The conversion back to TIFF will not recover data that was lost during the compression. Nor can it recover the 8bits of data that were discarded from the 16bit sensor reading.

It'll work, it just wont give you the best quality

Gary

Peeter Vissak wrote:

I don't have RAW in my pretty simple camera, but I've compared finest
JPG to TIFF that I've shot in a row and these shots have been identical.
Well, to my eye.
So I shoot JPG and batch convert (IrfanView!!!) to TIFF immediately and
work in TIFF later on.
Saves a lot of processing/writing time (this small thing is so uglily
slow!) and of course memory.

Peeter





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