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Hi,
My digital camera delivers JPGs (OK, it’s not a fancy camera but seems OK for my purposes).
When I import them into PS I immediately save them as PNGs for purposes of editing/cropping etc. This seems an OK proposition since: a: Quality isn’t degraded following multiple edits/save
b. It’s a format that’s accepted for publishing to the Web (I have a couple of photo websites and a Flickr account)
c: File sizes are not too large
Another thing I do with my photos is upload them to BonusPrint in order to obtain prints. However, BonusPrint accept only JPG, BMP and TIFF formats so I have to convert the PNGs to TIFFs in order to upload them.
My question is this:
Am I reducing the quality of my photos by initially converting them to PNGs?. Should I save them as TIFFs?
Your suggestions please.
My digital camera delivers JPGs (OK, it’s not a fancy camera but seems OK for my purposes).
When I import them into PS I immediately save them as PNGs for purposes of editing/cropping etc. This seems an OK proposition since: a: Quality isn’t degraded following multiple edits/save
b. It’s a format that’s accepted for publishing to the Web (I have a couple of photo websites and a Flickr account)
c: File sizes are not too large
Another thing I do with my photos is upload them to BonusPrint in order to obtain prints. However, BonusPrint accept only JPG, BMP and TIFF formats so I have to convert the PNGs to TIFFs in order to upload them.
My question is this:
Am I reducing the quality of my photos by initially converting them to PNGs?. Should I save them as TIFFs?
Your suggestions please.
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