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Ideally, you'd want to keep RAW + JPEG. I'd be worried about reading some of the more obscure camera RAW formats in the far future. JPEG seems like a good backu
by matthewmcg 11y ago
Ideally, you'd want to keep RAW + JPEG. I'd be worried about reading some of the more obscure camera RAW formats in the far future. JPEG seems like a good backup (at the cost of the data loss you mentioned).
- Domenic_S 11y agoYep, sometimes I convert to DNG for that reason, but that seems like pushing the problem out...