TIFF (Tagged Image File Format)
Open BetaTIFF é um formato raster de alta qualidade com compressão sem perdas. Ideal para impressão profissional e armazenamento de mapas em arquivo. Suporta alta resolução e cores CMYK.
Principais características
Sobre o formato TIFF
TIFF is a raster format that has stayed the working standard of print and archives since the 1980s: lossless compression, any image dimensions, support for high resolutions. It is opened by Photoshop, GIMP, Affinity Photo, the standard macOS viewer and just about any image editor.
A map is exported to TIFF when you need a final shot for printing or long-term storage: a poster for the wall, an illustration for a book, an appendix to a report. Unlike JPEG, TIFF loses no pixels when re-saved, so the file calmly survives several rounds of edits.
The output is a single .tiff rendered through QGIS at 300 DPI (the value can be changed at export time). This is an image and nothing more: layers, labels and objects are already flattened and cannot be edited. There is no georeferencing inside — if the map has to go into a GIS on top of other data, take GeoTIFF.
Que programa abre ficheiros TIFF
Os seguintes programas e aplicações podem abrir, editar e trabalhar com ficheiros TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) (.tiff) exportados do OSM2CDR:
Format specifications
- Open standard
- 2D only
- Lossless (no quality loss)
- No attributes
- Output: 1 file
- TIFF 6.0 baseline (no georeferencing). For high-resolution print exports. Opens in Photoshop, GIMP, Lightroom.
Quem utiliza mapas TIFF
Como exportar para TIFF
Como abrir depois da exportação
- Photoshop and Affinity Photo — File → Open; check the size in pixels and the resolution, and for a print house convert the file to CMYK or simply download a CMYK TIFF from us.
- GIMP — opens TIFF with no plugins; handy for adding a caption, an inset or a frame before printing.
- InDesign, Word, LibreOffice — place it as an illustration; make sure the picture is not stretched beyond 100%, otherwise the effective resolution drops.
- The print house — check their requirements in advance: usually CMYK and 300 DPI at the final size are needed; an RGB file gets converted by the printer itself and the color may drift.
- QGIS — if georeferencing turns out to be needed, a TIFF can be referenced by hand (Raster → Georeferencer), or the map can be re-downloaded as GeoTIFF.
Mapas populares em TIFF
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