Encoding tiff format using JIMI

Hello,
Did anyone use JIMI to create a tiff image ? Is it possible to modify the image using this JIMI package ? When I invoke Jimi.putImage(displayCanvas.image, filename); method it doesn't save if i give tiff or tif as extension.
Anyone over here ?!
Cheers
Mike

Hi,
So you've tried everything suggested here
[First result when I searched 'No baseline TIFF 6.0 file'|https://forums.sdn.sap.com/click.jspa?searchID=29274664&messageID=7758243]
and none of it has worked?
Regards,
Nick

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