| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - If the JPEG processing offers a very fine mode with little noise suppression, or if it offers a low-contrast mode with extra dynamic range, or if the camera is particularly low in noise, JPEG can be mighty close to raw when effectively post processed, especially now that Camera Raw accepts JPEG. Unfortunately most cameras do not offer as high a JPEG quality option as they could... and it would be f
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