Image format from RAW image data????

Hi all, here is my problem...
I have an Image object created by copying data from the clipboard. Now, the question is, how can I write this as an image to Database and file? I need the byte[] RAW data for DB and the best suted format for file saving.
can anyone help me???
thanx

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