Windows 11 users need to select Show more options > Convert to JPEG. Its innovative but intuitive full-screen mode provides quick access to EXIF information. Right-click on one of the selected image files to select Convert to JPEG With CopyTrans. It has a nice array of features that include image viewing, management, comparison, red-eye removal, emailing, resizing, cropping, retouching and color adjustments. The reason I ask this is because one of the ways I have seen to convert a HEIC image to JPG is to use Preview on a Mac, here the picture quality can be increased to make the HEIC file jump from 2. FastStone Image Viewer is a fast, stable, user-friendly image browser, converter and editor. This needs to be done for each image, so if you have a lot of them to be converted from JPG to HEIC, you can consider a bulk online conversion tool like the ones in the following sections. Help translate it ImageOptim is excellent for publishing images on the web (easily shrinks images Saved for Web in Photoshop). I also want to ask, as I know very little about HEIC files, if peeps think it's okay to just keep the HEIC files as is and not worry about converting them? I know the HEIC files are more compressed than JPG's, does that mean they have a reduced picture quality to a JPG and if they don't, will I be reducing quality by making them into JPG's? Choose HEIC as the output format and change the quality settings if you need to. I was snapping ProRAW files that would immediately convert to 3 10 MB HEIC files (and delete the original ProRAW DNGs) once I closed the Camera app. I see that Content Creator (in my screen snap) has changed to Photoshop from the version of IOS on my iPhone so does anyone know what other data might get lost in the conversion process please? Click the New Folder button in the lower-left. In the Export window, select JPG as the format and adjust the image quality slider as needed. Or get an app and shoot RAW files on the device. Go to the File menu and choose Export Selected Images. You can set your device to write JPG files by choosing 'Most Compatible' in your settings.
On a test run I see that the original HEIC photo's EXIF data (left hand side on my screen snap) states the Created, Modified and Content Created info as the date and time when the photo was taken but in converting it to JPG (right hand side of my screen snap) the Created and Modified data gets changed to today's (or the day I'm converting it) date and time, it's not the end of the world but I just want to check that once converted the EXIF data on the JPG will definitely keep the date and time the original photo was actually taken, and as much of the original EXIF data as possible? Sorta like MPG, and AVI, and other file types. I am planning on converting all the HEIC photos from my iPhoneXS to JPG's using the batch conversion (Scripts > Image Processor) in Photoshop.
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