Convert JPG to SRW

JPG files, also known as JPEG files, are a common file format used for storing and transmitting digital images. The term "JPG" stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group, the organization that created and standardized the format. These files use a lossy compression algorithm that is specifically designed to reduce the file size of images, making them ideal for sharing and displaying on the internet. The compression process removes some of the unnecessary data from the image, resulting in a smaller file size. However, this also means that some level of image quality is sacrificed. JPG files are primarily used for photographs and other complex images with a wide range of colors and textures. They are not well-suited for images with sharp edges or text, as the compression may cause artifacts and blurring.

SRW files are a type of image file that are commonly associated with Samsung digital cameras. These files contain RAW image data captured by the camera's image sensor, which means that they preserve all the original details, colors, and tonal range of the captured scene. Unlike JPEG images, which are already processed and compressed by the camera, SRW files are uncompressed and unprocessed. This provides photographers with more flexibility during the post-processing stage, allowing them to make adjustments to exposure, white balance, and other settings to achieve their desired final result. However, because SRW files are much larger in size compared to JPEG files, they require specific software tools or converters to be opened, viewed, and edited.