The current page reads "Most TIFF files are uncompressed, but lossless PackBits and LZW compression are supported, as is lossy JPEG compression.".
The mistakes are as follows:
Most Bilevel TIFFs, as appearing in fax documents, are compressed by "CCITT Group 4 fax encoding" instead of uncompressed. (Some earlier fax software use CCITT Group 3 fax encoding" instead.)
The sentence implied that there are only two compression methods in TIFF files, but in fact there are a lot.
I recommend changing to the following:
Many different loseless and lossy compression schemes are supported by TIFF images. However, with the exception of bilevel images, TIFF image are most commonly uncompressed.
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The information about compression in TIFF files in https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Media/Formats/Image_types#TIFF is incorrect.
The current page reads "Most TIFF files are uncompressed, but lossless PackBits and LZW compression are supported, as is lossy JPEG compression.".
The mistakes are as follows:
I recommend changing to the following: Many different loseless and lossy compression schemes are supported by TIFF images. However, with the exception of bilevel images, TIFF image are most commonly uncompressed.
Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TIFF#TIFF/IT_compression