The TIFF format is the gold standard format for print production. It preserves images with total lossless fidelity and includes color profiles. The downside is storage — a single TIFF image from a professional camera can easily be 50 to 100 megabytes.
When you need to upload and distribute TIFF images, converting them to JPG dramatically reduces image weight keeping good photo quality for everyday use.
TIFF files are simply too large for regular use. Email providers enforce file size restrictions. Social media platforms enforce upload size restrictions. Web pages load slowly if photos are unnecessarily large.
The process reduces image sizes by significantly according to the file complexity and export options. Which makes photos instantly shareable and suitable for web.
Professional photographers typically maintain a TIFF master here file for professional use, while exporting JPG files for web publication.
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