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TIFFs are basically on the same level as RAW files...somewhat unprocessed and uncompressed...so the quality is *much* better than JPG. I'd say (and I'm guessing everyone here will agree) keep them as TIFF as long as possible.
Another huge difference is that no matter how many times you edit and save TIFF files they won't lose quality. JPegs lose a ton of quality every time you edit and save them.
TIFFs are basically on the same level as RAW files...somewhat unprocessed and uncompressed...
JPEGs (Joint Photographic Experts Group, by the way) don't always lose a ton of quality each time you edit/save them.JPegs lose a ton of quality every time you edit and save them.