What are the storage formats of digital cameras?

1, JPEG format: This is the most familiar storage format for most digital camera users. It is a lossy compression storage format, which mainly compresses color or gray images greatly. The photos taken in JPEG format have been processed by the image processor inside the camera and can be released directly. 2.TIFF format: The extension is TIF, which is a lossless compression format. This kind of compression is the compression of the file itself, that is, it records some repeated information in the file in a special way, and can completely restore the file, maintaining the original color and hierarchy. Advantages are good image quality and higher compatibility than RAW format, but it takes up a lot of space. 3, RAW format: its biggest feature is the original flavor. The reason is that the RAW format directly reads the original recorded data on the sensor, which means that these data have not been processed such as exposure compensation, color balance and gamma adjustment. And professional photographers can re-create through special software in the future. Its size is slightly smaller than TIFF format.