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Re-Saving a Psp file- lossy or lossless?
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Do I lose any quality if I go back into a Psp file that I already edited and saved once to make a second edit and save it twice?

Thanks, I'm new to photoshop and photography.

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if you're referring to photoshop, it uses .psd files

there isn't any quality loss when saving as .psd/.psp, as it doesn't perform any lossy compression
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