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I can't answer the question precisely but I researcr Researchedresearched this the other day and noticed if I crop in raw and in Raw and save in jpegas JPEG the resulting image size is much larger than doing the same crop in jpegJPEG. SooooSo, a bigger file should in theory be a better quality.

I can't answer the question precisely but I researcr Researched this the other day and noticed if I crop in raw and in Raw and save in jpeg the resulting image size is much larger than doing the same crop in jpeg. Soooo, a bigger file should in theory be a better quality.

I can't answer the question precisely but I researched this the other day and noticed if I crop in Raw and save as JPEG the resulting image size is much larger than doing the same crop in JPEG. So, a bigger file should in theory be a better quality.

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I can't answer the question precisely but I researcr Researched this the other day and noticed if I crop in raw and in Raw and save in jpeg the resulting image size is much larger than doing the same crop in jpeg. Soooo, a bigger file should in theory be a better quality.