Our standard JPG format images are useful for most applications. But when making poster-sized images, or when color space is critical, you may want to consider delivery in a TIFF format. This format is “lossless”, meaning the file is not compressed as it is with a JPG. Consequently, however, these files are very, very large. A typical slide scanned at 4000 dpi saved in TIFF format would be about 90MB in size (vs. about 30MB for a similar JPG) and due to the sizes of the files, all TIFF scans will only be returned via Upload. A few hundred images could quickly fill up the hard drive on your ordinary working computer.
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