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Are you really exporting the edits in that case, or just the finished product after all the edits have been applied? Because the latter takes up a ton more spac
by dataflow 3y ago
Are you really exporting the edits in that case, or just the finished product after all the edits have been applied? Because the latter takes up a ton more space and doesn't let you tweak the edits in the future - you'd have to reapply all of them from the ground up.
- yakubin 3y agoThe latter. Yes, it takes more space, but all photography software understands this format, unlike some special proprietary Adobe stuff that you're going to lose, when you lose access to Adobe software. Bitrot is inevitable, choose software which can survive it. I also preserve the RAW and XMP files in case I'd like to reedit something (although in practice I never do that). But I don't put my trust in those in the long term as much as in the TIFFs.