Convert CR3 to JPG
- 1️⃣ Download & Install Batch Picture Resizer.
- 2️⃣ Select Output Format (e.g. JPEG).
- 3️⃣ Configure Compression Settings.
- 4️⃣ Start Batch Conversion.
Supported Canon RAW File Formats (CR3, CR2, HEIF)
Batch Picture Resizer supports: CRW, CRX, RAW, HEIC, and many more.
The following list of file formats:
and many more.
It's just a convention that RAW is usually written in capital letters – and the names of these files from cameras do not end with .CR2 or S*. Instead, until recently, when DIGIC 8 processor came out on the EOS M50 camera series (with its ability to save high-quality photos).
CR3 vs. JPG: A Comparison
Understanding the differences between CR3 and JPG files can help you make the best choice for your images.
| Feature | CR3 | JPG |
|---|
| File Type | Canon Raw 3rd Edition | Joint Photographic Experts Group |
| Image Quality | Lossless (Preserves all original image data) | Lossy (Some image data is discarded to reduce file size) |
| File Size | Larger | Smaller |
| Editing Flexibility | Highly flexible, allows for extensive adjustments | Less flexible, limited editing capabilities |
| Color Depth | Higher (More color information) | Lower (Less color information) |
| Use Cases | Professional photography, extensive post-processing | Sharing photos online, quick viewing, general use |
| Compatibility | Requires specialized software for viewing and editing | Widely compatible with most devices and software |
| Description | Uses the ISO base media file format container with custom tags and a custom 'crx' codec. Wikipedia | Is a commonly used method of lossy compression for digital images, particularly for those images produced by digital photography. Wikipedia |
Tips:
- Choose the CRW or CRF RAW file format
- Set the picture size and quality
- Use the white balance tool to correct colors
- Adjust brightness, contrast, and sharpness
- Save images in JPEG, TIFF, or PNG format