I search in internet for .JPG to .TIFF Converter . finally confused . need suggestion for best of best software . thank you .
.JPG to TIFF Converter
You don't always need a "converter" for everything.
Just open the jpg image in paint and then "Save as" in tiff format. Simple!
Just open the jpg image in paint and then "Save as" in tiff format. Simple!
GIMP? Simply "Save As".
I guess " Export as ".
You don't always need a "converter" for everything.
Just open the jpg image in paint and then "Save as" in tiff format. Simple!
I have large numbers of .jpg photo , it is difficult to change one by one ???, then how???
A 72kb super awesome tool compatible for all kind of media format interchange works. BulkImageConverter.
PS: My first google search's 2nd link gave me this.
it is some bulky !
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A 72kb super awesome tool compatible for all kind of media format interchange works. BulkImageConverter.
PS: My first google search's 2nd link gave me this.
it can increase the file size about 500%.
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tiff is typically a lossless format while jpg is lossy format.it is like saving a mp3(typical size 3-5mb) to a .wav file(standard for audio cd typical size ~50mb).there will always be size increase in such conversions.
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What are you planning to do with TIFF?
Try Format Factory also. Good Software.
for only store in my Hard disk with lossless quality
It's like saying stretching a child's clothes to fit a grown up man.
You can reduce the quality of any format to some other format, but vice versa is just not possible.
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you can not increase quality by converting from a lossy(jpg) to lossless format(tiff).information lost during conversion can not be regained by converting back.
no. no. no,, I have good quality of .jpg format in my computer , but I have to convert these photo to .tiff format for future , because , .jpg format after some years automatically quality will loss .
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Who told you quality will loss?
you will only waste hdd space after converting to tiff as jpg is lossy. Format only matter only at source.
I use Pixillion.
I had read some PCworld magazine . I have not remember the which month
Wrong information.
How will the quality of a file change when you are not "editing it"?
It won't.
However, if you will open up the JPEG file in an image EDITOR, not a viewer, and if you will keep on saving as JPEG again and again for like 100 times, then the quality will decrease. But again you are "editing" it. Viewing is just a reading activity.
It won't.
However, if you will open up the JPEG file in an image EDITOR, not a viewer, and if you will keep on saving as JPEG again and again for like 100 times, then the quality will decrease. But again you are "editing" it. Viewing is just a reading activity.
thanks for valuable suggestion , finally my mind changed , no.. .tiff format . thanks again
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Hi, I use Convertio.co to convert JPG to TIFF files. It's a free online service you might want to try it and see what you get.