Hey all!
Everyone has it's own strategy and "taste" of archiving pictures, RAW or JPEGs at that, but I would like to read your opinion on the subject.
Currently I am archiving ONLY my RAW files with their perspective settings (I am using RAW shooter) and I was pondering whether it is necessary. As I see it, the big plus of keeping those RAW files is the ability to get back and start from scratch, like any film negative you store for later use. However, the downside of it is that (a) it takes up almost twice as much as hard drive space and ( it is a time consuming step once I decide to re-convert again in future time. As most likely "b" is less relevant for me, the only question that still hangs is whether to keep the RAW or convert everything to almost loseless JPEGs full res and throw those RAW files, saving up half of my hard drive but loosing the freedom of reconvertion in future time...?
I would be happy to read your opinion on the subject, maybe get a new perspective...
10x
Chen