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Film vs digital (1 Viewer)

Andrew Rowlands said:
I think that rotation of a .jpeg can, with some types of software, lead to loss.

Andy.
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You have to be careful when doing simple stuff like this. Because some software packages will save jpeg images at greater compression rates (i.e. worse quality), than the original. I have had good 5 MB files, rotated them and saved them, and only later found out that they now are 1 MB files, without the software ever asking about compression rates.
 
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