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*séamuis* · 08-05-2008, 06:43 AM

I would assume .TIFF files would be the most appropriate, but I have no experience with personal printing of digital files. I do know that .JPG properly converted from a .TIFF or other, wouldn't lose any noticeable quality. you would only have quality loss from .JPG from the camera itself.

most people don't realize that you can convert .JPG with almost no compression. I cant really tell any major difference between the ProPhoto 16bit .TIFF file straight from lightroom and the SRGB 8bit .JPG file I save in photoshop for web sharing.

08-05-2008, 06:43 AM	#3
séamuis Site Supporter Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: here & now Gallery Photos: 6 Posts: 1,774	I would assume .TIFF files would be the most appropriate, but I have no experience with personal printing of digital files. I do know that .JPG properly converted from a .TIFF or other, wouldn't lose any noticeable quality. you would only have quality loss from .JPG from the camera itself. most people don't realize that you can convert .JPG with almost no compression. I cant really tell any major difference between the ProPhoto 16bit .TIFF file straight from lightroom and the SRGB 8bit .JPG file I save in photoshop for web sharing. __________________ 'If I had ever been here before I would pro'bly know just what to do. Hey, don't you?' 6x7 \| Spotmatic \| MX \| K-m \| TAKUMAR LENSES \| Sekonic \| Ilford & Kodak aperturefoundation \| Winogrand \| Eggleston \| J.E.Moore Photography 'Đời cha ăn mặn, đời con khát nước.' Last edited by séamuis; 08-05-2008 at 06:51 AM..