Optimize Your RAW Images for the Web Using WebP Format

For photographers, graphic designers, or web developers, the basis of digital image optimization is quick-loading pages, saving on storage, and an overall good experience. Among the more ideal ways to achieve such optimization is through saving your images in the WebP format from RAW images. This is why WebP was taken as an image format on the web: compressing images without affecting quality. Here, we shall take a look at how RAW images can be optimized for the web, in WebP format, the benefits of such optimization, and how " Port Your Doc" is helpful for the conversion.


Why Use RAW Files in Photography?
A RAW image is an unprocessed digital file that captures everything the sensor can deliver. Unlike formats like JPEG or PNG, which compress and edit the image when captured, RAW files save tremendous levels of detail, allowing the photographer to, after capture, manipulate the photo to get better exposure, contrast, color, and more. Another thing, one of the downsides to using RAW files is their size tends to be rather large, and you cannot use them on the web because they are too big, and more importantly, they do not play in browsers. That's where WebP comes in.

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