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JPEG and TIFF are computer file types. JPEG files take up less room on your computer and are easier to manage. However, JPEGs can appear grainy if heavily edited in a photo editing program. TIFFs are larger and uncompressed files. We recommend JPEGs for general use (online viewing and basic reprinting). We recommend TIFFs for expert use (resizing and editing photos).
