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Re:Why JPEGs Still Rule the Web After 30 Years (2024) by msephton on Tuesday June 17, 2025 @07:29PM (#44305078)
The file as it comes out of the camera, so-called raw, is a family of formats. Usually such files are kept untouched and any edits are saved in a lightweight settings file (in the format of your editing app) alongside the original.
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Re:Why JPEGs Still Rule the Web After 30 Years (2024) by ksec on Tuesday June 17, 2025 @08:10PM (#44305368)
And a low of RAW format are adopting or considering adopting JPEG Lossless as codec.
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Re:Why JPEGs Still Rule the Web After 30 Years (2024) by nottorp on Wednesday June 18, 2025 @06:54AM (#44308712)
Is that like how javascript was named so as to imply a connection with java, in spite of there being none?

JPEG is the ur-example of lossy compression. JPEG Lossless can't have any connection with that.

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