The TIFF format is the professional standard file type for archival imaging. It stores photos with total lossless fidelity and includes very high bit depths. The trade off is storage — a single TIFF file from high-end cameras can easily be 50 to 100 megabytes.
When you need to send or publish TIFF files, converting to JPG greatly decreases file size while maintaining excellent visual quality for most purposes.
These files are too big for regular use. Email services impose attachment size limits. Social media platforms have upload size restrictions. Websites suffer when files are too large.
This conversion reduces storage by up to 95 percent depending on the image content and export options. Making files easy to send and here suitable for web.
Photographers usually store a TIFF master file for print production, while saving JPG copies for web publication.
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