I have been shooting raw + JPG with a Fuji XT-1.
The JPG generated by the camera, using one image as an example, is 5.8MB.
When I export a JPG from Lightroom V5.6 at full size, i.e. same pixel dimensions, the file size is nearly 3 times as large.
The JPG setting in LR export are for 100% quality and no resizing.
I think I understand about JPG lossy compression and how its algorithm optimizes file size by reducing pixel by pixel information for areas that have same color and luminance. But that doesn't account for the different in file size.
The only explanation that comes to mind is that the camera is applying a "quality" reduction compression on top. Similar to the ability in Lightroom export module via the slider.
If so, is there a way to determine how much is being applied?