In article <XnsA409C12D787E3zupnowhere@74.209.131.13>, zup
<zup@nowhere> wrote:
> yamas <yamas@bloodyhell.no.way> wrote in news:
> > or, it could be that contrary to you morons he knows that jpeg is a
> > lossy compression format and wants to get the most out of his photos
> > and that his camera might not have a raw setting, or he hasn't
> > discovered it yet
>
>
> They're not my photos, I found them somewhere. Also you're correct that I
> am concerned about losing image quality if I compressed them.
>
I'm with you and the other guy who shares your view. As a pro
photographer, I would never post small, shitty jpgs which deprive
aficionados of the ability to appreciate large, data-rich versions.
Lovers of small pics can delete all the data they want; lovers of big
pics can't go the other way.
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