TIFF (or TIF) stands for Tagged Image File Format. TIF files offer flexibility and image quality. These formats are widely used in photography, publishing, scanning, and archival work.
TIFF images are made up of rectangular grids of pixels in which two axes are called horizontal (or X, or width) and vertical (or Y, or length). Horizontal and vertical resolution need not be equal (since in a telefax they typically would not be equal). A baseline TIFF image divides the vertical range of the image into one or several strips, which are encoded (in particular: compressed) separately. Historically this served to facilitate TIFF readers (such as fax machines) with limited capacity to store uncompressed data
TIFF files might not used everywhere, but using it has many advantages:
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