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bowlesbe
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Apr 22, 2007 01:34 |  #1

Do people use this format?

It seems like a life saver as far as saving space goes.


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Apr 22, 2007 01:46 |  #2

I've heard good things....but I haven't seen it too much yet. I'm sure it'll take a while for the general public to realize it's potential. Also, until it's a standard "save as filetype" option, I'm sure we'll be waiting...

I'm all for it


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Apr 22, 2007 02:36 as a reply to  @ KAS's post |  #3

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Apr 23, 2007 11:23 as a reply to  @ Graystar's post |  #4

has anyone used HD photo or jpg 2000?


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Apr 23, 2007 12:57 as a reply to  @ bowlesbe's post |  #5

I used JPG2000 for a while when it was introduced a few years back. It is a very good format, for the fact that it is a 'lossless' compression format.
The problem I had was that none of my customers were familiar with it and so shyed away from its use. It kind of came in about the same time Adobe was promoting the DNG concept.
Two good but not that good ideas.


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