Saving JPG files as TIF files. Good idea?
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If you don't have equipment to shoot RAW, is it still a good idea to save your JPG files to TIF files? I know a JPG is technically already compressed. But, I figured at least that way it wouldn't degrade any further if I make a copy.
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Answer:
You have it backward. Once you have a JPEG, all the detail held by a uncompressed TIFF file is lost. You will either have to buy a camera that shoots in RAW and then during processing, export them as TIFF files or just make sure that you shoot at your cameras highest JPEG resolution
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