Convert RW2 to TIFF

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RW2 vs TIFF Format Comparison

Aspect	RW2 (Source Format)	TIFF (Target Format)
Format Overview	RW2 Panasonic RAW Format RAW image format used by Panasonic Lumix cameras, capturing unprocessed sensor data with maximum detail and dynamic range. RAW	TIFF Tagged Image File Format Professional image format supporting multiple compression types, high bit depths, and extensive metadata for archival and professional use. Professional
Compression	Lossless compression or uncompressed RAW sensor data preservation.	Multiple compression options: uncompressed, LZW lossless, ZIP lossless, or JPEG lossy compression.
Color Depth	12-bit or 14-bit per channel RAW data with extensive dynamic range and color information.	Support for 1-bit to 32-bit per channel, including 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit floating-point formats.
Transparency & Animation	No transparency or animation support; single-frame RAW data.	Alpha channel transparency support; multi-page document capabilities but no animation.
File Size	Large files (15–50 MB) containing comprehensive RAW data and camera metadata.	Variable size (1–100+ MB) depending on compression, bit depth, and image dimensions.
Advantages	Maximum image quality and dynamic range Complete control over post-processing Extensive metadata preservation	Professional-grade quality with high bit depth Extensive metadata and EXIF support Multiple compression options Industry standard for archival and printing
Disadvantages	Requires specialized RAW processing software Large storage requirements Limited compatibility outside photo editing	Large file sizes, especially uncompressed Limited web browser support Complex format with many variations

Why Convert RW2 to TIFF?

Converting RW2 to TIFF provides professional-grade image quality with extensive metadata preservation, making it ideal for archival, printing, and professional photography workflows.

Our converter processes Panasonic RAW files while maintaining maximum quality and supporting various TIFF compression options. Perfect for preserving image fidelity in professional environments where quality and metadata are paramount.

Use TIFF when you need professional-quality images for printing, archival storage, or when working with applications that require high bit depth and extensive metadata support.

Key Benefits:

Professional-grade quality with high bit depth support
Extensive metadata and EXIF data preservation
Industry standard for professional printing and archival
Batch conversion support for professional workflows