RAW image files

Thank you in advance for your input.
I am curious if the MYcloud has the ability to save RAW image files from my digital camera? I have created folders but when I move them they become JPEG format. I understand the reasoning (so Myphoto app works) but is there a way to save the RAW image too so I can edit the photo at a later time?
MacBook Pro 2012
mycloud 4TB
Thank you!

Thank you JAC70. So from my MacBook Pro I drag and drop from the folder I have my raw images saved into finder/WdMYCloud/"the folder I named for the images"?
I am not trying to take them from my iphone to the my photo app, just from the hard drive on my MacBook to the folder I have created on MyCloud.
Sorry, I just want to be sure I am following your instruction.
Thanks again!

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