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(Tagged Image File Format): A popular graphics file format, most often seen as a file extension (on PCs, tif).
a file format for color image data, which enables "loss-less compression"
A bitmap graphics file format. It was developed by Aldus in 1986 to provide a common format for scanners, and is mainly used for that purpose, desktop...
Tagged Interlaced File Format
Tagged Information File Format, usually a lossless format. Tiffs are large files used in printing CMYK.
A common graphic file format used for saving bitmapped images such as scans, photographs, illustrations and logos.
Most commonly known as an acronym for agged mage ile ormat, one of the most widely supported file formats for storing bit-mapped images on personal computers.
agged mage ile ormat. A graphic file format used for high resolution bitmapped images.
A bitmapped file format used for the reproduction of continuous tone images such as photographs and illustrations.
agged mage ile ormat, a graphics format used to store high quality images. There are many different extensions and versions of the TIFF format, so total compatibility may not be assured when using TIFF files. TIFF files generally do not include compression enough to make images suitable for display on the web, so most TIFF files are converted to JPEG format for delivery on the web.
A file format for exchanging bitmapped images (black & white, grayscale or color bitmapped) between applications.
tɪf] agged mage ile ormat. Storage format for master digital images. It is a platform independent format and the recommended format for archiving images in electronic form. TIFF is nearly the only format used as a lossless image storage format that uses no compression at all. (Sometimes a lossless compression algorithm called LZW is used, but it is not universally supported.) The default file extension for TIFF files is ".TIF".
A lossless file format that does not lose image quality when saving. Tiff files are the preferred standard of many check imaging systems.
Tag Image File Format. A tag-based system developed by Aldus Corporation for storing and interchanging raster images. The OMF Interchange standard includes TIFF as a common format for graphic interchange, and it includes TIFF with extensions as a common format for video frame data.
The Tag Image File Format (TIFF) is a general graphic file format developed by Aldus Corporation.
a file format for graphics developed by Aldus, Adobe and Apple that is particularly suited for representing scanned images and other large bitmaps. The original TIFF saved only black-and-white images in uncompressed forms. New versions support color and compression.
Image format used to exchange files between applications and computer platforms. Supports LZW lossless compression. Format can be 1 to 32-bit depth.
agged mage ile ormat: a file format used for still-image bitmap s, stored in tagged fields. Application programs can use the tags to accept or ignore fields, depending on their capabilities.
A common ile format for storing bit-mapped images on computers. The images may display any resolution, and they can be monochrome, gray-scaled, or in full color. TIFF file extensions often end with .tif.
Tagged Interchange File Format, a graphics format mutually established by Adobe and Microsoft for use in importing graphics into different applications. TIFF is a common graphics standard among PC applications, but can't be used with some GIF/JPEG viewers. WWWebfx Home Page
Tagged Information File Format. This is a common format for saving bit-mapped graphic images. Saving files to this format result in fairly large, uncompressed graphic files with a .tif extension. TIFF is a platform independant format which means it can be read on a PC or a Macintosh.
A tag-based image format. TIFF is designed to promote universal interchanges of digital images. URL (Uniform Resource Locator) A string that supplies the Internet address of a resource on the World Wide Web, along with the protocol by which the resource is accessed. The most common URL type is “http”, which gives the Internet address of a World Wide Web page. Some other URL types are “gopher”, which gives the Internet address of a Gopher directory, and “ftp”, which gives the address of an FTP resource.
agged mage ile ormat - Common file format for image maps, typically stored as a linear uncompressed binary stream.
tif The agged mage ile ormat is a lossless format for storing image data. TIFF is a popular output format for scanners and other similar devices. Free viewers exist for TIFFs on most platforms, but most browsers lack direct TIFF support.
An image format type.
See tagged information file format.
A standard format for image files. The standard used by all fax machines.
A de facto standard format for image files.
Tagged image format files. A widely supported standard for saving bitmap images (continuous tone). It can store images in colour (RGB.CMYK) and greyscale and supports LZW compression. A recommended format for storing continuous tone images. Line art must be saved as high resolution TIFF (800+ dpi). PC suffix .tif
A bit-mapped file format that can be any resolution and includes black-and-white or color images. TIFF files are supposed to be platform-independent, so files created on your Macintosh can (almost) always be read by any Windows graphics program.
A file format for exchanging bitmapped images between computers and devices such as scanners.
a bitmapped graphic (also called raster graphic) that can be any resolution and is platform-independent
a kind of image, like a GIF or a JPEG
a type of raster graphic similar to a bitmap
a very high resolution image that is best suited for archival preservation or print publications
A widely used file format that is compatible with most image editing and viewing programs, though not supported by web browsers.
An electronic image form used to describe scanned and bitmapped images.
(Tagged Interchange File Format) A graphics file format used mostly for illustrations. TIFF files are high-resolution and meant for printing, not for use on websites, although they are compressed bitmaps and therefore are smaller than EPS files.
A widely supported file format for storing bit-mapped images on personal computers. TIFF graphics can be any resolution, black and white, gray-scaled, or color. Files in TIFF format usually end with a .tif extension. TIFF files are often used for archiving high quality versions of an image, such as images intended to be reproduced in print or studied digitally in minute detail.
A lossless (quality is not reduced upon saving) file format. Tiff is an industry standard for top quality photos.
Lossless graphics file format used to store high quality images.
An uncompressed graphics file format. A tag-based image format. TIFF is designed to promote universal interchanges of digital images.
A widely used bitmapped graphics file format. Because of the compression method, TIFF files are far less susceptible to data loss than JPEGs.
a popular file format for graphical images
Compressed-file format for graphic images. The filename extension is .tif.
the standard file format for high-resolution bitmapped graphics.
( agged mage ile ormat) A popular bitmapped graphics file format.
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Originally designed as an 8 bit format for the interchange of data between graphics packages, although it has been substantially extended since its inception. TIFF is very widely supported, but portability problems sometimes occur when different versions of the format are expected.
(n.) Tagged Image File Format.
Tagged Image File Format - A standard format in which scanned images are saved for use in graphic applications. This format is compatible with both Mac and PC.
Tagged Image File Format. Images are saved in this format so that they can be exchanged between different computer applications. It is very commonly used in desktop publishing.
One of the most common computer formats for saving scans (an abbreviation of Tagged Image File Format).
Tag Image File Format, a file format for exchanging bitmapped and grayscale images (usually scabbed) among applications. Care must be taken when using TIFF as many different standards have been created, not all of which are compatible with each other.
Stands for "Tagged Image File Format." It is graphics file format created in ...
TIFF stands for Tagged Image/Interchange File Format, and serves as the standard file-storage format for all scanned still-image files in the NDLP. Still images stored as the TIFF files can be either compressed or uncompressed. Compressed TIFF files are usually Group IV compressed, a lossless compression that allows all compressed information to be retrieved upon opening the image. One of the format's advantages is the many ways the header information can be used.
Tag image file format. A format for storing and importing images into a layout.
TIFF is an acronym for Tag(ged) Image File Format. It is one of the most popular and flexible of the current public domain raster file formats. Commonly used in aerial photography and satellite imagery.
RASTER file format, developed by Aldus, well-suited to scanned graphics. TIFF images are ideal for placement in PAGE LAYOUT programs such as QuarkXPress, and take up less disk space than the same image saved as an EPS. Not suitable for VECTOR graphics. TIFF images can be LZW compressed to further reduce their size. TIFF stands for Tagged Image File Format.
This is the acronym for Tagged Image File Format, a graphic file format developed by Aldus and Microsoft. Mosaic supports the viewing of TIFF images.
If you're working with desktop publishing software or scanning images, chances are you've noticed the file extension .tif. Tagged Image File Format is one of the most common image file formats and is used to transfer bitmap images between applications. TIFF images can be black and white, grayscale or color.
Tagged Image File Format - A widely used bitmapped graphics file format developed by Aldus and Microsoft that handles monochrome, gray scale, 8-and 24-bit color.
Tagged image file format. A standard graphic image file format usually generated by scanners.
Tagged Image File Format. TIFF is a file format for exchanging bitmapped and grayscale images among applications.
A graphics file that is commonly used in printing for photographs and illustrations needing high resolution.
TIFF is another form of graphic (picture) file .tiff
Tagged Image File Format, a Mac format for image files.
Lossless file format for saving picture files. If supported by the camera or software manufacturer, the TIFF format can be combined with a lossless compression, typically so-called LZW compression.
Tagged Image File Format. A file compression format commonly used for transmitting raster-based graphic files over the internet.
(Tagged Image File Format) File format for storing bitmapped images that simulates grayscale shading.
Tag Image File Format, used for transferring bitmapped, grayscale and full-color images between computer applications and platforms.
Tagged Image File Format - A file format for graphics developed by Aldus, Adobe, and Apple that is particularly suited for scanned images and other large bitmaps. Tiff is a neutral format designed for compatibility with both Macintosh and MS-DOS applications.
Tag Image File Format. A common graphic file format supported by most DVD-Video authoring tools for the importation of still images, menu backgrounds and highlight overlay images.
Refers to Tagged Image File Format, a common bitmap file format. Identified by the extension .tif.
Tagged-Image File Format. A graphics file format that can be exchanged between various programs and computer platforms. When saving an Adobe Photoshop image in this format, it can be saved in a format that can be read by Macintosh or a PC.
Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) is an industry standard raster file format, which consists of the image and header information. TIFF is also supported by most desktop publishing and paint programs.
Tag Image Format File. A document format standard for bit-map graphics (such as paint graphics and scanned images). TIFF files include colour and grey scale information.
tagged image file format. File format for storing and exchanging bitmapped or raster images (i.e., scans and images created in paint and photo-retouching programs). This standard can represent black & white, grayscale, and color images. It is commonly used in page layout applications. TIFF was originally developed by Aldus Corporation (now part of Adobe Systems) late in 1985. Microsoft played a role in the drafting of TIFF which led to TIFF's acceptance on both the Macintosh and Windows world.
Tagged image file format. File interchange format for scanned images.
(Tagged Image File Format) A image format. TIFF format is one of the storage format for Gekko Images photographs. The other being JPEG. TIFF is used for the 300 dpi high quality images and JPEG is used for the web resolution images. TIFF files are not compressed and therefore provide the maximum quality image for reproduction.
Acronym for "Tag Image File Format". This is a common type of image file format for illustrations created or scanned into desktop publishing software. Other common image formats include: PICT, DXF, IGES, HGL, BMP and EPS
Tagged Image File Format. A high quality lossless digital image format. Because files are not compressed, they take up a lot more space than JPEGs, but they are of much higher quality. See also JPEG, RAW.
Tagged Image File Format, a file format designed by Aldus (now Adobe). TIFF supports virtually every image type and color space imaginable, with a file structure that is practically arbitrary and half a dozen possible compression methods. As such, it is not fully supported by any application in the world, and it has been plagued by incompatibilities over the years. A subset is widely supported by scanner and image-editing software on multiple platforms, however.
(Tagged Image File Format) A lossless image file format that has become the standard archiving format for library use. TIFF files use ".tiff" or ".tif" extensions.
Tagged Image File Format. This is the most commonly used image format for saving and transporting bitmapped imaged.
Acronym for Tagged Image File Format, a graphic file format developed by Aldus and Microsoft. TIFF is used as an image transfer format on computer networks.
Stands for Tag Image File Format, a lossless cross-platform (both Windows and Macintosh) bitmap file format.
Tagged Information File Format, is the file format developed for universal transfer between many digital imaging applications and devices.
(pronounced "tiff") Acronym for Tagged Image File Format.
An image file output format. TIFF files are lossless, meaning the compression they apply to an image doesn't create artifacts that can degrade the appearance of the image. TIFF files are often used for archiving high quality versions of an images, such as images intended to be reproduced in print or studied digitally in minute detail.
Short for Tagged Image File Format, TIFF is an image file format that does not lose any quality when it is saved and compressed. Many advanced cameras offer a TIFF format option.
Tag Image File Format. This is a standard image file format used in scanning pictures and other images.
Tag Image File Format; industry standard image file format; "tags" represent image attributes, compression, and color tables; both uncompressed and compressed versions, although compressed is not as portable; maximum colors = 16.7 million
Stands for Tagged Image File Format and is the preferred file format used for bitmap images in the graphics industry. The best format to use when you don't want to lose quality in your image.
Tagged Image Format, a cross platform image file format.
for digital gray-scale halftones, a device-independent graphics file format. TIFF files can be used on IBM/compatible or Macintosh computers, and may be output to PostScript printers.
Tagged Image File Format is a standard encoding structure for scanned image files.
Tagged Image File Format. Widely used bitmat graphics file format.
Tag File Image Format — A file format for high-resolution bitmap files.
An image format designed for scanned images.
Tag image file format, a standard format for storing graphics.
Tagged Image File Format. a common format for interchanging digital information, generally associated with greyscale or bitmap data.
Tagged Image File Format. One of several universal file formats for electronic graphics. This format is commonly used for check image storage.
Tagged Image File Format. A loss-less graphics file format often used for archiving images. Web browsers cannot display TIF images.
TIFF stands for Tagged Image File Format and is bitmapped (pixellated) art, that is art made out of little dots of colors, such as scans of photographs and gradated backgrounds. This format is widely recognized and preferred in our industry when dealing with scans and gradations. We encourage your scans or gradations in this format. Some applications allow you to compress them with LZW (Lempel-Ziv-Welch) compression. We advise you not to compress because it downgrades the art.
Tagged Image File Format. The most common and portable format for saving bitmap scans. Useful for moving files between the Mac and PC.
(Tagged Image File Format) TIFF is a file format commonly used in print materials. TIFF's are not used on the Web, as it is not a format viewable in a Web browser.
Tagged Image File Format. Computer file format used to store images from scanners and video devices. Abbreviated TIFF.
Tagged Image File Format. A non-proprietary format raster graphics image that has many different compression formats. TIFF has been in use since 1981.
(tagged image file format). A graphics file format. See also .bmp, .jpeg and .gif.
Tagged Image File Format (a standard for graphics and pictures)
Tagged Image File Format. A standard graphics file format. The Help Syste dialog boxes support TIFF 5.0 images. TIFF images are identified by the .tif file-name extension.
Tagged Image File Format. These are supposed to be platform-independent bitmap files, so a .TIF file in Macintosh can be read in Windows.
agged mage ile ormat. Probably the worlds most common bitmap image file storage format. Unlike EPSF, TIFF does not support object-oriented data files.
Abbreviation for Tag Image File Format (or sometimes, Tagged Image File Format). A graphic and page layout file format for desktop computers. TIFF is used to transfer documents between different applications and computer platforms.
a bitmap graphic file format.
Acronym for Tagged Image File Format. A file format for exchanging bitmapped images between various applications.
Tagged Information File Format. These are bitmap files. They are capable of reasonable reduction and enlargement without too much loss of quality and are capable of fine editing within Photoshop or other retouching packages.
Tagged Image File Format, one of two file formats you can choose to send us a digitized image or picture of your title's cover (the other format is JPEG).
output:(Tagged Image File Format) A graphics format used for saving or creating high resolution bit maps and gray scale images. TIFFs were invented for scans. TIFFS can have from 1 to 24 bits per pixel and are often compressed. If the image is straight black-and-white, with no gray areas, save it as a line art TIFF. If the image has gray tones, such as a photograph or pencil or charcoal drawing, save it as a gray-scale or con-tone TIFF. Halftones only apply to gray or color areas. A halftone breaks a gray area into dots that a printer can print. If the image is solid black-and-white, you don't need any sort of halftone. If your scanning software can create special effect halftones that you want to use, or if your printer is non-PostScript compatible, save as a halftone TIFF. If there is no special effect halftone that you need, don't bother saving it as a halftone - let the PostScript printer halftone it for you on the way out. Yes, all PostScript printers can take any gray or color and break it into lines per inch. An Apple LaserWriter halftones at 53 lpi; a Linotronic 300 halftones at 105 lpi.
Tagged Image File Format. A file format for exchanging bitmapped images (usually scans) between applications. Accepted on both Mac and PC platforms.
Tagged Image File Format. One of several formats for saving images. TIFF format is raw information in any resolution and color. Image editors often save in this format before editing to another format because if the edited version is undesirable, the editor can start again without loss of information. This is not true for other formats, such as JPG and GIF image formats.
An acronym for Tagged Image File Format. This file format is preferred in digital photography because it does not lose pixel information during the compression process. This is also know as lossless compression.
Tagged Image File Format, a bitmapped file format used for the reproduction of digitally scanned images such as photographs, illustrations & logos.
Tagged Image File Format TIFF is an image file format system used in graphic programs. TIFF is a compressed bitmap format.
Tagged Image File Format. An industry standard file format used to save digital images. Most widely used file format since it is not company specific.
TAGGED IMAGE FILE FORMAT. A bitmapped graphics file format often used for images read by a scanner. TIFF files are higher resolution dot images.
Stands for tagged image file format. This format is popular as can be displayed on both Windows and MAC platforms/programs.
Tag Image File Format. A method of storing scanned or graphical images on computer, for interchange between systems or software packages.
Tagged Image File Format, used for creating and storing digital images.
A popular image format and image file extension. "TIFF" is an acronym for Tagged Image File Format, a complex but flexible file format used to store digital images. TIFF can compress large images without losing information in the process or causing damage to the file. TIFF picks up where JPEG may leave off when it comes to larger files requiring greater compression.
Tagged Image File Format - Commonly used for transference of raster images or images where spacial information is converted to cellular data. These can also be used as a book with pages like a PDF. However, it does not offer the authoring capablilities that PDFs do. Adobe® also hold the rights for the TIFF Format.
Tag Image File Format, a graphics format file type
tagged image file format. A file format for graphics suited for representing scanned images and other large bitmaps. TIFF is a neutral format designed for compatibility with all applications. TIFF was created specifically for storing grayscale images, and it is the standard format for scanned images such as photographs-now called TIFF/IT.
A TIFF is the most widely supported file format for storing images on a computer. It can handle a range from one bit to 24 bits of photographic image color with equal ease. A TIFF can be black and white, grayscale or color.
Tagged-image file format; a flexible bitmap image which can be read by both PC and Macintosh and supported by virtually all applications.
Tagged Image File Format. A file format used for storing and exchanging bitmapped or raster images, such as are created in paint or photo manipulation programs.
Tagged Image File Format, a standard exchange format for raster or image files. Tags or identifiers are used to structure the raster data such that blocks of data may be interpreted based on tags that identify them. TIFF images may be black and white, gray scale, or color, and may be compressed using a variety of compression types.
An acronym for Tagged Image File Format, a standard format developed by Aldus Corporation for bitmap or raster graphics – usually scanned images. TIFF can handle a variety of image data, from 8- bit black- and- white images to 24- bit colour RGB or CMYK images.
TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a common file format used in Digital Photography. This high quality file (which is lossless compared with a JPEG) can also contain colour management profiles and be colour separated. (see JPEG& Lossy)
Tagged Image File Format - a high resolution image format that has no loss in information when compressed
Acronym for Tagged Information File Format. Describes one form of graphic file format. TIFF files, sometimes called TIF files are the most universal of graphic file formats. They do not use any compression method to maintain image quality and therefore are larger than other types of graphic formats such as GIF and JPEG files.
Tagged Image File Format, a format for storing computerized image files.
Tag Image File Format. A popular image file format supported by most image editing programs on all computer platforms.
Acronym for agged mage ile ormat. A bitmapped graphics file format used frequently for images read in using a scanner. TIFF files are high-resolution dot images.
A raster-based (bitmapped) graphics file format that maintains high resolution. TIFF files are much larger that JPEGs but allow for the highest fidelity to the original. TIFF files are often converted to JPEG files for display on the WEB.
Tag Image File Format} - a file image scheme used for storing pictures.
The Tagged Image File Format is often used as the default for storing bit-mapped images. The TIFF format can be any resolution, and they can be black and white, gray-scaled, or color.
Tagged Image File Format - A graphics file format for scanned images which can be stored at up to 300 dots per inch. It is used to exchange black-and-white, gray-scale, or color bitmapped images between applications. An example would be "scanned in photos". Most scanners produce TIFF image files.
Tagged Image File Format – a bitmap graphics file format used for storing images.
A file format used to represent black-and-white, grayscale, or color bitmapped images, particularly those produced by scanners. to top
A format for storing and importing images into a page layout program.
Tagged Image File Format. A graphic file format used for high resolution bitmapped images.
Tagged Image File Format. A standard graphics file format. The HP Help System dialogs support TIFF 5.0 images. TIFF images are identified by the .tif filename extension.
Tagged Image File Format, the popular file format originally developed by Aldus, now owned by Adobe.
agged mage ile ormat graphics file format popularized by Aldus PageMaker for recognizeing graphics from different types of software. TIFF graphics files typically have a TIF extension.
The Tagged-Image File Format (TIFF) is used to exchange files between applications and computer platforms. TIFF is a flexible bitmap image format supported by virtually all paint, image-editing, and page-layout applications. Also, virtually all desktop scanners can produce TIFF images. This format of file uses the *.tif extension. The TIFF format supports CMYK, RGB, and grayscale files with alpha channels, and Lab, indexed-color, and Bitmap files without alpha channels. TIFF also supports LZW compression.
Acronym for tagged image file format, one of the most widely supported file formats for storing bit-mapped images on personal computers (both PCs and Macintosh computers). TIFF graphics can be any resolution, and they can be black and white, gray-scaled, or color. Files in TIFF format often end with a .tif extension.
Acronym for Tagged Image File Format, a universal file format that can be read by most computers. Commonly used for images, TIFF supports 16.8 million colors and offers lossless compression to preserve all of the original file information. See compression.
Tag Image File Format A bitmap graphics file format. It was developed to provide a common format for scanners and is mainly used for that purpose and desktop publishing.
An acronym for tagged image file format, TIFF is a standard file format commonly used for scanning, storage, and interchange of gray-scale and color images. tension switch: This switch controls the torque motor direction: forward (wind) or reverse (unwind). torque motor: The motor that turns the take-up roller.
Tag Image File Format, a popular high-end file format for images.
Tagged image file format. A pixel-based graphics file format used for scans of line-art or photographs.
Abbreviation for Tagged Image File Format. Bitmap images containing grayscale or color information.
Most widely used file format for raster graphics in print. Standard TIFF files (*.tif) do not incorporate compression, so file sizes are large. TIFF LZW incorporates LZW-compression (non destructive) which reduces file sizes. Not used on the Internet.
Tagged Image File Format. A graphic file format originally developed specifically for scanners. It can be used to store grayscale and color images and now is graphic standard image file format supported by most applications, printers, and scanners.
TIFF is a common format for exchanging raster graphics (bitmap) images between application programs, including those used for scanner images. A TIFF file can be identified as a file with a '.tiff' or '.tif' file name suffix. The TIFF format was developed in 1986 by an industry committee chaired by the Aldus Corporation (now part of Adobe Software). Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard were among the contributors to the format. One of the most common graphic image formats, TIFF files are commonly used in desktop publishing, faxing, 3-D applications, and medical imaging applications.
Tagged Image File Format. A non-proprietary raster image format, in wide use since 1981, which allows for several different types of compression. TIFFs may be either single or multi-page files. A single-page TIFF is a single image of one page of a document. A multi-page TIFF is a large single file consisting of multiple document pages. Document imaging systems that store documents as single-page TIFFs offer significant network performance benefits over multi-page TIFF systems.
Tagged Image File Format. A widely used non-compressed file format used today in high end graphic applications and for archival purpose.
The format used for transporting computerized versions of scanned images.
Tag Image File Format - a popular graphic image file format.
Zetafax can use a multi-page fax TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) format for fax images. For more information on supported file formats look up ‘file formats' in the glossary.
Tagged Image File Format. See TIFF
The standard file format for high-resolution bit-mapped graphics. TIFF files have cross-platform compatibility.
Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) is a raster file format for digital images for use with PostScript printing. TIFF has become the de facto standard graphics format for high color depth (32-bit) graphics, is widely used in image manipulation applications such as Photoshop, DTP, and scanning, and can be directly manipulated by PostScript.
A universal computer file format used for raster artwork.
See Tagged Image File Format.
Acronym for agged mage ile ormat, the industry standard file format used for scanned image files that uses compression to minimize file sizes, and is based on the standards established by the CCITT international standards body for facsimile transmissions.
Tagged Image File Format. A type of image file format, TIFF files can include color or grayscale information. The quality of the image is determined by its resolution or dpi. If the resolution is too low, the image will appear jagged or have a stair-stepped effect. Once the resolution has been determined, either by scanning or by saving in an image-manipulation software package, it cannot be upgraded or increased to improve quality.
Abbreviation of the English denomination Tagged Image Spins Format. The format of image most used and supported by all the usual systems. This format is thus particularly suitable for the data exchange.
Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) is one of the many different types of file format used on computers. This particular type is a graphics file, that is, a picture.
A file format used for images and defined by a computer industry committee in 1986. It is a so-called screen format that contains information on the brightness and hue of every pixel. The TIFF format supports various color systems, from black-and-white to full-color RGB images. TIFF files can be compressed by a variety of methods.
TIFF is a very large high quality image format.
Tagged Image File Format: A format used for image storage. This is a standard format also used for FAX transmissions. Group 4 compressed TIFF is the most common implementation of this standard.
Acronym for Tagged Image File Format; a platform-independent, extensive specification for storing raster data and ancillary information in a single file.
(Tagged Image File Format) A high-resolution, tag-based graphics format. TIFF is used for the universal interchange of digital graphics.
This stands for Tagged Image File Format. It was developed back in the 80s to streamline the different ways images could be digitized and sent. It can accommodate photographs of up to 24-bits in colour depth.
The TIFF format was developed to permit handling of image data on different platforms. It allows image files to be saved with no compression.
An abbreviation for tagged image file format. This is a standard graphic file format for grayscale and high-resolution bit-mapped images.
Tagged Image File Format. A file format for storing images on a computer.
Short for Tagged Image File Format; a computer graphics file format developed by Aldus, Adobe, and Apple.
(Tagged Image File Format) A common file format that is used for saving a bitmapped image, such as a scan. A TIFF image can be colour separated and can contain colour management profiles.
Tagged Image File Format - An image file format that loses no image information when compressing files.
(Tagged Image File Format) A specific, high quality file format used for the storage of digitized images.
Popular Tagged Image File Format in scanning. Especially useful for graphics, both color and grayscale, which are likely to pass from one application to another, even across platforms.
Tagged Image File Format - Color image file format used in multiple software products.
TIFF files contain bitmapped or vector graphic images in a very flexible form. The "T" in TIFF stands for "tagged." All of the different kinds of information (regarding number of colors, compression, etc.) that might appear in a TIFF file are given unique tags that allow a TIFF file reader to skip over information that it does not understand.
Tagged Image File Format. A graphic file format for PC and Macintosh (.tif). It is compatible with most image-editing software.
tagged image file format. a standard, lossless file format for capturing color and grayscale images; sometimes called “TIF
agged nterchangeable ile ormat/TIF (PC) or TIFF (Macintosh). A widely used graphic image format.
(Tagged Image File Format): A popular, non-lossy, image file format.
Tag Image File Format, a file format used storing image files
TIFF is an acronym for Tag(ged) Image File Format. It is one of the most popular and flexible of the current public domain image format files.
TIFF (Tagged Interchange File Format) is a graphics standard supported by most high end graphics packages.
Tagged Image File Format. TIFF is a flexible bitmap image format that is supported by virtually all paint, image-editing, and page-layout applications.Varnish: A printed coating applied over a printed sheet to provide gloss and protection. A dull varnish can also be used for special effects.
Tag Image File Format. A popular image file format supported by the majority of image-editing programs running on a variety of computer platforms.
Tagged image file format, a common type of file header. See header.
(Tagged Image File Format) cross platform raster image file format
Tagged Image File Format. A resolution-dependent file format for exchanging bitmapped images between applications.
A document format developed by Aldus, Microsoft and leading scanner vendors as a standard for color or grayscale graphics, including scanned images. The quality of the image is determined by its DPI.
Tagged Image File Format. A standard graphic format for the storage of high-resolution (greater than 72 dpi) scanned images that can be imported into a page layout program.
(Tagged Image File Format) is an industry standard file format developed for the purpose of storing high-resolution bit-mapped, gray-scale, and color images.
Stands for Tagged Image File Format. A high resolution, tag-based image format. TIFF is used for the universal interchange of digital images.
A tag-based image format. TIFF is designed to promote universal interchanges of digital images. It is rarely used on the internet, as it makes files of flawless quality, but MASSIVE size. Used by graphics professions.
A graphic format that uses a lossless compression scheme. It is an abbreviation for Tagged Image File Format.
Tagged Image File Format. A widely-supported bitmap image format most often used in print publications.
Tagged Image File Format. An uncompressed non loosy image format.
Format for reading image files.
Tagged Image File Format (abbreviated TIFF) is a file format for mainly storing images, including photographs and line art. USB 2.0 "trident" logo
Acronym for Tagged Image File Format. TIFF (.TIF) pictures can be black-and-white line art, grayscale or colour. This is a widely used format for image/photographic files but is unsuitable for text unless its is created at a very hi-resolution.
Tagged Image File Format. An uncompressed image file format.
Tag Image File Format. A type of file commonly used for transferring bitmapped, greyscale and full colour images between computer applications and/or platforms. These are uncompressed and therefore tend to be large files.
Tagged-Image File Format. It is an image format that is supported by virtually all image and page-layout applications. Tiff files support RGB, CMYK and grayscale colour.
Tagged Image File Format; an image format popular among Apple Macintosh owners, graphic artists, and the publishing industry.
Tagged image File Format - a graphics data storage format.
agged mage ile ormat. An image file format commonly use for photographs.
Tagged Image File Format is an image file format used extensively for the storage of high-quality images.
(*.tif) – Tagged image file format. A widely supported format for saving bitmap images. It can store images in color (CMYK and RGB) and grayscale, and supports LZW compression. This is the recommended format for storing continuous tone images (i.e., photographs). If it is used to store line art, the images must be saved at 900 dpi or higher resolution.
(Tagged Image File Format) A type of graphic file format developed for scanning. TIFFs are bitmapped graphics that can contain lots of information about each bit or pixel. TIFFs can be read by both Macintosh and PC/Windows applications, such as PageMaker and QuarkXpress. If you think you will ever print your image in a book or publication of any kind, you will want to save a copy of your image as a TIFF. Because TIFFs save a lot of information about each pixel, they can be very large files.
Tagged Image File Format, Archival format, maintains image quality but does not compress as much as JPEG. Designed by developers of printers, scanners and monitors. Requires plug-ins or viewing software.
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agged mage ile ormat (pronounced "tiff"), a common graphic file format. See TIF, PICT, BMP.
(Tagged Image File Format) Best file format saved from PhotoShop.
Tagged image file format. The standard un-compressed file format. Using it results in high quality images, no artefacts resulting from compression, but produces large image files sizes.
Tagged Image File Format. A specific way to save images. TIFF supports both black and white and color and is often used in printed documents
Tag Image File Format; a popular file format for storing bit-mapped graphic images on desktop computers. The graphic can be any resolution and can be black and white, gray-scale, or color. Files of this type usually have the suffix ".tif" as part of their name.
(Tag Image File Format) - a popular image format.
A popular lossless image format used in digital photography.
Tagged Image File Format. A program-independent graphics file format. Compatible with both Windows PC and Macintosh.
( Tagged Image File Format) When a picture is scanned, it is saved as a TIFF.
Tagged Image File Format. One of the many different types of File Format used on PCs. This particular type is a graphics file i.e. a picture.
A common interchange format for bitmapped graphics of any resolution and color depth.
Tagged Image File Format. The "de facto" electronic/computer standard for scanned, bit-mapped images – 8 bit colour and grey scale. Originated in 1986 as a joint project of Microsoft and Aldus. Includes several types and groups that are compressed & uncompressed.
Tagged image file format, a standard graphics file format used for scanned bit-mapped images.
Tag Image File Format. A document format developed by Aldus, Microsoft and leading scanner vendors as a standard for bitmapped graphics, including scanned images.
Tagged Image Format. A format for storing gray-scale data. It is the standard format for scanned images and for exporting gray-scale and color images to other programs. TIFF is preferred for printing output. When submitting digital files to Printing Services, TIFF files must be provided in a folder named "graphics".
A .tif file is a graphic file format for PC and Macintosh that is compatible with most image-editing software.
TIFF provides a way of storing and exchanging digital image data. Major scanner vendors developed TIFF to help link scanned images with the popular desktop publishing applications. It is now used for many different types of software applications including fax modem data transfers.
Tagged interchange (image) file format. An industry-standard raster data format. TIFF supports black-and-white, gray-scale, pseudocolor, and true-color images, all of which can be stored in a compressed or uncompressed format. TIFF is commonly used in desktop publishing and serves as an interface to numerous scanners and graphic arts packages. (See CCITT.)
Tagged Image File Format. Graphical file format normally used when producing artwork. Standard requested format is CMYK TIF at 300dpi.
(Tagged Image File Format) TIFF is a common file format used in Digital Photography. This high quality file (which is lossless compared with a JPEG) can also contain color management profiles and be color separated.
n. Acronym for Tagged Image File Format or Tag Image File Format. A standard file format commonly used for scanning, storage, and interchange of gray-scale graphic images. TIFF may be the only format available for older programs (such as older versions of MacPaint), but most modern programs are able to save images in a variety of other formats, such as GIF or JPEG. See also gray scale. Compare GIF, JPEG.
Tagged Image File Format. A type of image file format, TIFF files can include colour or greyscale The quality of the image is determined by its resolution or dpi. Especially useful for graphics that will be used in many applications or on more than one computer platform.
general purpose file for bitmapped graphics; developed by Aldus Corporation; in general it can handle any type image. Usually the .TIF documents are 24-bit graphics images.- U, V
Tag Image File Format. TIFF is a common format for exchanging bitmap images between application. See bitmap graphic.
Tagged Image File Format. A standard file format used to store graphic images. It can handle monochrome, grey-scale, 8-bit or 24-bit colour images. TIFF images can be compressed without any loss of detail.
Tag Image File Format, a graphic file format developed by Aldus Corporation. TIFF is the standard format of many graphics and desktop publishing programs.
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