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Many people ask me about the DNG format which I use when importing and converting my raw files. Not only does it save you about 30% of disc space when using the lossless compression it's also in a universal format which will be supported by Adobe for future versions of Photoshop & Lightroom.
Recently a colleague, Nat Coalson, talked with Eric Chan of Adobe about some questions with the DNG format and how much of the original data it retains in the file. Follow the link to read all about it.
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