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this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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Actually I think TIFF or Adobe DNG are the lossless formats for photos.
TIFF is a classic storage format, but PNG is common for web images and isn't going away either. DNG is for RAW sensor output from professional cameras and is not used for edited and published images. However if you're archiving your photo collection or something than keep the DNGs!