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How many people shoot this way?
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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 17326" data-attributes="member: 3903"><p>The main thing you have to remember with jpeg is that every time you work on a file and save it, if you don't save a version, you'll loose quality. Let's say you start working on a particular shot, decide to call it a night and save it to it's original name, you actually are compressing the already compressed jpeg.</p><p>This is why I feel NEF or RAW is safer for me as I always save a psd photoshop version, and then I'll save another version in jpeg. So, if I ever want to work on that file again, I can start fresh with an uncompressed file.</p><p>Jpeg files can deteriorate quite fast just saving and re-opening and saving if you don't change the name.</p><p>Marcel</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 17326, member: 3903"] The main thing you have to remember with jpeg is that every time you work on a file and save it, if you don't save a version, you'll loose quality. Let's say you start working on a particular shot, decide to call it a night and save it to it's original name, you actually are compressing the already compressed jpeg. This is why I feel NEF or RAW is safer for me as I always save a psd photoshop version, and then I'll save another version in jpeg. So, if I ever want to work on that file again, I can start fresh with an uncompressed file. Jpeg files can deteriorate quite fast just saving and re-opening and saving if you don't change the name. Marcel [/QUOTE]
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