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JPEG is an adjustable "lossy" compression method commonly used in digital photograph. The most common filename extensions for images using the JPEG format are .jpg and .jpeg. Compare to alternative image formats such as TIFF and the various RAW formats.
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Why store both JPEG and raw?
In my opinion, it is about ease of editing and space to store them. I shoot raw because it give me for flexibility to post edit my photos. After edit, I export to JPG and delete the original raws.
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