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Re: What format for save-as on a scanned photo?

My professional photographer friend saves everything in Jpeg compression?
level 10.

Art

On 1/7/07, Norm Dennis <nhdennis@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


For photo's I find .jpeg is the better format for general use.
Whatever is best for you really as photo's can take up a lot of space.
If you want to manipulate with a photo package (photoshop) they may
require
a different type format, .bmp/.tif or other.
If you have specific Album software they may have their own desired
format.

HTH

Norm Dennis

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Subject: [PCTECH] What format for save-as on a scanned photo?


What format for save-as on a scanned photo?

What format gives the best quality of scanned & saved image?




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