Convert RAF to JPG

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RAF vs JPG Format Comparison

Aspect RAF (Source Format) JPG (Target Format)
Format Overview
RAF
Sony RAW Format

RAW image format capturing unprocessed sensor data from Sony cameras, preserving maximum dynamic range and detail.

RAW
JPG
JPEG Image Format

Widely used lossy compression format supporting 24-bit color, optimized for photographs and web images.

Lossy
Compression

Lossless or minimal compression retaining full RAW data.

Configurable lossy compression reducing file size at the cost of some quality.

Color Depth

12-bit or 14-bit per channel RAW data.

8-bit per channel (24-bit) truecolor without alpha.

File Size

Large (20–60 MB) containing RAW data and metadata.

Moderate (200 KB–5 MB), depending on quality and resolution.

Processing Stage

Unprocessed RAW data requiring development software.

Processed, ready for web display and printing without further editing.

Advantages
  • Maximum image quality and flexibility
  • Access to full sensor data
  • Universal compatibility with devices and browsers
  • Adjustable quality vs. file size trade-off
  • Ideal for web and photo sharing
Disadvantages
  • Requires RAW processing software
  • Large storage requirements
  • Lossy artifacts possible at high compression
  • No transparency support

Why Convert RAF to JPG?

Converting RAF to JPG delivers images optimized for web and general use, balancing quality and file size for fast load times and easy sharing.

Our converter maintains essential metadata and offers batch processing, enabling efficient conversion of multiple RAF files to JPG with customizable quality settings.

JPG is supported by all modern devices, browsers, and applications, making it the go-to format for online galleries, social media, and user-friendly viewing.

Key Benefits:

  • Customizable lossy compression for optimal file sizes
  • Broad compatibility across platforms
  • Batch processing for workflow efficiency