<p>"after all the raw post processing is done, should raw files be saved as jpegs or tiffs?"</p>
<p>First of all, if it's an image you like, always keep the RAW file.<br>
To answer you question, it may not make any difference at all if you'll not be making any adjustments to it later on, in which case you may want to work from you RAW file where you left off, if you working with LightRoom for example.</p>
should raw files be saved as tiff or jpeg?
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<p>"after all the raw post processing is done, should raw files be saved as jpegs or tiffs?"</p>
<p>First of all, if it's an image you like, always keep the RAW file.<br>
To answer you question, it may not make any difference at all if you'll not be making any adjustments to it later on, in which case you may want to work from you RAW file where you left off, if you working with LightRoom for example.</p>
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