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[filmscanners] Re: Color spaces for different purposes



Laurie writes:

> ... how does one sharpen between the conversion stage
> and the compression stage?

One does not.

There seems to be a widespread misconception here.  While you are editing an
image, it _does not have_ a format; it isn't JPEG, or TIFF, or anything
else.  The image is stored on a file in JPEG or TIFF or whatever format you
choose, but it has no format during editing, and so whether you edit a file
opened from TIFF or JPEG makes absolutely no difference while you are
editing.  An image in an editing program is just a mass of pixels.


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