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Hi Jimmyjimmy,

Welcome to Affinity Forums :)

When you open a RAW or processed image in Photo you can save it in Affinity Photo's native file format .afphoto which keeps everything editable. If you still want to "save" the file as a TIFF go to to menu File ▸ Export and select TIFF (you may also want to tick Save Affinity layers box to preserve Affinity layers when you re-open the file in Affinity at a cost of increased size). When preparing/convert the file for print you can export as JPG from the same menu (File ▸ Export).

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37 minutes ago, Jimmyjimmy said:

How do convert my work into tiff files. I traditionally use tiffs as my master until i go to print. Then convert to jpeg for printing. Does anyone do the same?

 

Printing JPGs is not my recommended format; although one can increase the quality/decrease compression, the format still tosses aside color information; JPG is a great format for online viewing and distribution, and although it's become standard for quick transfer of files, I cringe when people use it for printing, which aready has a much smaller gammut than RGB... those are my 2 worthless cents...

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On 11/14/2017 at 8:55 PM, Jimmyjimmy said:

I have trouble getting labs to print from tiff files. What would you recommend. 

 

Get a new lab, lol... Seriously, just ask them what other format they accept... I imagine they accept PSDs. You can flatten your files and export to PSD and shouldn't have any problems as Affinity exports simple PSDs just fine.

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2018 11" iPad Pro w/ A12X cpu/gpu, 256 GB, iPadOS 17

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