To restate,
o you download photo.jpg
o you edit this file in some application
o don't resave as newphoto.jpg (though most of us wouldn't be able to see
the
degradation); instead, 'Save As' newversion.tif.
o edit the tif, and only go back to the jpg if you mess up the tif.
"Eric Gill" <ericvgill.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Pat <spectre.DeleteThis@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in
> news:1mn92010p38d725bapnvdg5oq9d8886hgb@4ax.com:
>
> > My camera only saves as JPG. Can I save it to another format
> > (lossless type) and then will it reamin stable (lossless)?
>
> Well, yes. That's the point of "lossless".
>
> However, once saved into JPEG, the image doesn't lose anything again
unless
> you re-save it in a lossy format. Images don't degrade unless you do
> something to them. >> Stay informed about: Saving a JPG to a Lossless fromat Question