The TIFF format is the gold standard file type for print production. It saves images with total lossless fidelity and includes very high bit depths. The disadvantage is image weight — a one TIFF image from a DSLR may reach extremely large.
When you need to share or distribute TIFF files, converting to JPG dramatically reduces storage keeping excellent visual quality for most purposes.
TIFF files are too big for regular use. Mail platforms have attachment size limits. Online platforms enforce file size limits. Web read more pages suffer when images are unnecessarily large.
The process reduces file sizes by up to 95 percent based on the photo type and quality settings. This makes files ready to share and web-ready.
Photography professionals commonly maintain a lossless archive for print production, while exporting JPG files for web publication.
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