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The last thing you want to do is to ruin your product photos by saving them in the wrong format or size. Depending on your purpose, you may need to save your photos in different formats and sizes. For example, if you're uploading your photos to your online store or website, you may want to save them in JPEG format, which is a compressed format that reduces the file size and preserves the quality of your photos. However, if you're printing your photos, you may want to save them in TIFF format, which is an uncompressed format that retains all the details and colors of your photos. You should also check the resolution, dimensions, and aspect ratio of your photos and make sure they match the requirements of your platform or printer.
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