Lossless Images...

[Wayne Luke]

You give me the $600 dollars to buy a new copy of Photoshop and I will convert. I am not buying software on eBay because that place is full of thieves and scam artists and I don't want to buy a counterfeit copy. I am not a graphics designer and don't intend to become a graphics designer so the investment isn't worth it to me.

From what I understand Photoshop doesn't understand the Lossless JPEG format. Don't really care about layers. They are useless to me in this respect so that isn't even a selling point.

Again it isn't about software really. Who cares what software is used. I am specifically asking about file formats for uncompressed/lossless large DPI images.

[MRGTB]

Originally Posted by Wayne Luke

You give me the $600 dollars to buy a new copy of Photoshop and I will convert. I am not buying software on eBay because that place is full of thieves and scam artists and I don't want to buy a counterfeit copy. I am not a graphics designer and don't intend to become a graphics designer so the investment isn't worth it to me.

From what I understand Photoshop doesn't understand the Lossless JPEG format. Don't really care about layers. They are useless to me in this respect so that isn't even a selling point.

Again it isn't about software really. Who cares what software is used. I am specifically asking about file formats for uncompressed/lossless large DPI images.

In that case TIFF is the highest quality. And then Winrar the image.

[Invision Zone]

Personally I would suggest png files

[Andreas]

1) Photoshop is second to none for professional design/photo work.
Though it IS complex, expensive and has a steep learning curve
2) PSP is a nice software and I've been using it for a long time. For SoHo/Hobby stuff it does more than actually needed
3) TIFF is the format of choice for high-resolution, losless image compression