IPhoto 5 supported file formats

I've joined a few photos together in Photoshop to make a landscape & don't want to add any more compression to the shots (by re-jpegging a jpeg etc.) so I was planning to save the final file as a TIF (or TIFF?) file but when I do so & try & import it, I get an error message.
It's RGB & I've re-saved it with a variety of options. "None" for compression, Mac format, deleting channels & paths etc. but the error message is still coming up.
Is it a simple case that TIFs are nor supported or is there something else I can try?

Okay, having tried every combination & variation I could think of, I figured it out so here's the solution in case it helps anyone else:
Don't put the image file INTO the iPhoto library before importing it, which is what I was doing.
Put it somewhere outside, like the desktop, & then import it & let iPhoto file it correctly.
D'oh!

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