The TIFF format is the gold standard file type for professional photography. It preserves files with complete image accuracy and handles color profiles. The disadvantage is image weight — a single TIFF file from high-end cameras can easily be 50 to 100 megabytes.
To send and use TIFF images, converting them to JPG significantly lowers storage maintaining good photo quality for general applications.
Such large files are simply too large for everyday sharing. Email providers have file size restrictions. Online platforms enforce file size limits. Web pages perform poorly if photos are unnecessarily large.
This conversion shrinks file sizes by 80 to 95 percent depending on the file complexity and export options. Which makes images ready to share and web-ready.
Professional photographers typically store a lossless archive for print production, while exporting here JPG versions for web publication.
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