I'm aware of that; I guess the question is what happens if you decide you
need a crop and then pull out all the detail and sharpness you can, or other
post-processing where you approach the extremes of what the sensor picks up
- then a 5% loss might become significant. I realize this may not be
practically relevant in most circumstances, but it's there. Besides, as I
mentioned earlier, the images generally need tonal adjustment and I often
use sharpening software, so the images have to be re-saved -- they would be
compressed twice, increasing any (small) loss, as I understand things.
A.
Chuck Norcutt-2 wrote:
>
> No print medium is capable of completely displaying even the limited
> dynamic range of a high quality JPEG. I think the same may be true of an
> RGB display as well but I'm on less solid ground there as there may be
> very high quality displays. But if your output is a printed image there's
> no reason you need more than JPEG for the final image.
>
> Chuck Norcutt
>
>
>
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