Pronounced ‘jay-peg’, the format makes use of so-called ‘lossy’ compression to minimize back image file sizes to the point where they take up little house on your computer, and can be transferred in seconds. If you’ve ever puzzled what happens to your roll of film whenever you ship it off to a lab, you should watch the fascinating the short video beneath from The Slanted Lens. In the video, Jay P. Morgan of the Slanted Lens tours Richard Photo Lab in Valencia, CA to see how colour and black-and-white film will get processed. We’re not, sometimes, fans of colorizing old photographs and film, but an upcoming World War I documentary with restored and colorized footage of soldiers in the course of the Great War, seems unbelievable.
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