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• Why save jpg to TIFF changes the number of unique colors?

  I have photoshop cs2, when I save a jpg to TIFF file using default (LZW, Interleaved, with IBM PC byte order), I discovered the tif number of unique colors are distinguished by the jpg.

  You can test it with this jpg image:
  https://CDN.theatlantic.com/assets/media/IMG/Mt/2015/06/rbow-1/lead_960.jpg?1435518405

  If you check the jpg with the IrfanView image viewer, the number of unique color is 272662, while it is saved as tiff with photoshop cs2, the number of colors unique to the tiff file is 247160, then the number is increased from the original jpg. But sometimes, in the other case of file jpg, the number is increased. If you zoom in the tiff image, you can see that clearly some parts are like having shift artifact, or color. However if I save the jpg to tiff using IrfanView (using the default option), the number of colors unique remains same (272662).

  I also found the same problem when I save the file in jpg to TIFF using microsoft paint (I use windows 7), the number of unique colors result tiff = 272802.

  So my questions, represents changes in County of normal color in PS CS2?

  Or is it wrong that I should avoid recording for tiff with PS CS2?

  Can someone explain what's happened here?

  Thanks in advance.

  Colors never change when recording in TIFF format. Colors have already been changed when the JPEG format was opened. The TIFF record is irrelevant.

• Why PSE 13 save as tif tiff?

  When I open a file with an extension of tiff in PSE13, make some changes and then save, PSE13 saves the file with a tif extension. So I end up with two files in my folder: the unprecedented with the extension of tiff file and the file changed with the tif extension. I expected PSE13 ask me about the replacement of the original when I click on save. Happens on Win 7 and Win 8 PCs.

  She does this is because the default setting for recording in photoshop elements is to ask if original on the first record.

  (kind of warranty however save over your original file)

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Photoshop-elements/using/saving-exporting-images.html

  If you go to Edit > preferences > save file and change the on first save to Save the file to the current price, which should not happen.

  

• Helps save as javascript (tiff compression options)

  Hi can someone please help me change this script to "psd" in "TIFF". I would like the script to specify particular compression options and I don't know how.

  var saveFile = new file ('~ / desktop /'+ (new Date () .getTime () m:System.NET.SocketAddress.ToString ()) + '.psd');
  app.activeDocument.saveAs (saveFile);
  app.activeDocument.close (SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);

  The compression options I want are as follows

  TIFF (8 bits)

  Image compression - quality JPEGG 10

  Layer of Compression - ZIP

  OK Thanks Paul. I'll read and have a think about. Just before closing the discussion, you would give me guidance on the best method of compression scriptable? I don't mind frozen, but need to keep the layers and the color profile. Small best for ftp.

• Cannot save a big TIFF 16-bit RGB Image in JPEG format

  Hi all

  I use Photoshop CS5 Extended on Windows 7 64 bit (Home Premium).

  I sewed a panorama in Photoshop using the fusion of 19 RAW (Canon 5 d mkII) files in 16-bit. Everything was fine, I saved the image merged under TIFF 16 and worked on it. Panoramic image resolution is approximately 33000 x 4900. Place the flattened selections and active left.

  Once I was happy, I ran the Image processor on it with a watermark action and add the copyright EXIF data. There is no need to say that it cannot save in JPEG format (he performed the action correctly, just stopped to save). Normally, this works very well with other images RGB TIFF 16 I did.

  I tried to save it manually, but at this time, I noticed that the "Save for web" option is grayed out and the dialog box "save under" showed no JPEG options.

  What I did:

  1.) tried to open it with ACR and save it in JPEG format. It worked well

  2.) tried to resize to 20000 x 3600 (more or less) and it worked fine (which means that the option to save it as a JPEG back where it)

  3.) tried to convert it to full-size 8-bit and who did not

  I'm not too bothered because I have the solution of ACR, but it's boring and in the past, I've done more large panoramas with CS4 and I never had this problem before.

  Any ideas?

  The image is nearly 1 GB, so I'll not post...

  Thanks for your help!

  The CAB code has a limit of 64 k according to the width and height of JPEG files.

  The Photoshop code has a 32 KB limit, because of the old code for JPEG.

• Why Windows Explorer applies LZW compression in my TIFF RGB 48-bit files?

  OS: WIndows 7 Pro 64-bit

  Hardware: Intel Core i7-2600 with 8 GB of Ram

  Scanning software: VueScan 64 - bit version 9.1.13

  Scanning: PlusTek 7600i

  I scan color negatives and save them to TIFF with RGB 48-bit (16 bits per color).

  The VueScan software correctly saves files without LZW compression LZW does work well with 16-bit "noisy" data-"LZW compression" frequently makes bigger files due to the large number of distinct values that must be added to the dictionary.

  If I use Windows Explorer to change the Date to a file label, it modifies the indicator of Compression TIFF (uncompressed) of 1 to 5 (LZW compression) and applies the compression.  The file INCREASES in size by about 20% (of 95.6 MB to 115.8 MB).

  Now, I understand that it could be argued that Explorer trying to make efficient use of space SO the compression made the smaller file, but what happens in reality is worse than before because the file takes MORE space AND the system now has the burden of "decompression" the file when it is opened.

  Windows Explorer should NOT add compression of TIFF files (or files in my opinion) unless specifically requested to do so.

  Thank you

  Chris

  Hello

  I suggest you go through the link that talks about a similar problem.
  Navigate folders that contain large .tiff files may cause Windows Explorer lag, hang or crash on Windows 7 64 bit computer

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-files/browsing-folders-that-contain-large-TIFF-files-may/a1ee9ae2-B8B6-4741-8A94-245d06a4ce49

• Lately, I have had difficulties dealing with somee of Photoshop Save tiff files!   As he works on the photo layer by layer and then decide to "save under" as a file it seems to get corrupted quite often.  Look, I'm a Windows of the image itself is

  Recently, I had a few difficult problems with Photoshop and trying to save files in TIFF format with all the preview in the folder looks more like a negative image seems to be missing information.  At the same time, I can record it all this is a JPEG or a PSD file, it seems no problem!  The previous and JPEG without problems!  I wonder if my Photoshop (CC 2015) program may be corrupt? I've updated some sixteen days ago or so and since then I have had this problem.  Suggestions of what the problem may be, suggestions of either try to go back or do a complete reinstall?  All this is very frustrating for an old man, just trying to make good photos!  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hi crusty

  Greetings!

  Recommend to reset preferences to default Photoshop

  Press and hold the keys Alt + Ctrl + Shift (Windows) or Option + command + shift (Mac OS) you launch Photoshop. You are prompted to delete the current settings. New preferences files are created the next time you start Photoshop.

  Or see How to remove/reset the Photoshop preferences

  * Backup stock/Modified Workspaces/Plugins before (if any)

  Let us know if this helps

  finished an excerpt in the record looks more like a negative image seems to be missing information.

  Could you share the image with us so that we can better help you?

  Concerning

  ~ Assani

• TIFF LZW file size increased?

  I'd like this handled by my expert colleagues of imagery. Created a very large TIFF of a painting that I photographed. The final tiff file without any compression was 645 MB (16-bit Prophoto RGB file). When I saved the same file for my client, this time adding compression LZW tiff file, everything the same, it's around 850 MB.

  I do this on a Mac, the latest versions of Yosemite and Photoshop CC 2015.

  I never noticed that by selecting compression LZW would increase the size of the file. Then... I'm deliver the file to my client without compression, because the file opens faster this way (and it's smaller!).

  Anyone has an idea why LZW would increase the size of the tiff file?

  Scott,

  I think you can refer to link below for compression LZW in Photoshop.

  Re: Recording TIFF with LZW compression results in larger file size.

  See you soon!

  Florian

• CC wants to save to the default TIFF format. How can I register as a default PSD?

  I know that the PSD are the default file format, and I read CS6 is sticky and will save a file in the latest file format that has been saved.

  Here is my scenario:

  1 to 5 of Lightroom, I right-click on one of my RAW (NEF) files and select Edit in CC.

  2 CC opens and I do some changes.

  3 try to save the file.

  a. If I just "Save" the file, it saves to the TIFF format.

  b. If I use "Save as...". "the dialogue is set by default to a TIFF file

  I tried to open a file of LR in CC, by registering as a PSD, then closing CC in the hope that it would be sticky, nope.

  How can I force CC always default to save PSD files unless I tell him otherwise?

  It helped me to get to the resolution.

  I opened CC and opened a NAVE across the bridge. File... Save as... high by default save the PSD. So I took a peek in LR.

  In LR, I went to "Edit"... Preferences"on the external publishing tab, I got"File Format"set to TIFF.  Why, when and how I made this change I don't remember. Especially the "why" part.

  Change to PSD solved this problem.

  Thank you for your help.

  Ed

• A script for "Save as.tiff".

  I have a script that saves the current document in Photoshop on the desktop as .png and another that records on the desktop as .jpg. They are really very useful and I use them all the time.

  It would really help that I had a similar to save as a .tiff desktop (without layers, with transparency and bye order as Macintosh if possible).

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  See help > Viewer object model, you should be able to understand the appropriate SaveOptions and edit a copy of one of your Scripts.

  

• Convert originals of the PSD to TIFF

  My Lightroom Catalog contains a lot of PSD files (created in older versions of Photoshop, before that TIFF was recording format by default). They have layers.

  I want to convert this PSD to TIFF files - ideally compression TIFF + ZIP, since this seems to reduce the file size quite significantly.

  Is it possible to automate this? My current workflow goes like this:

  1. Open a PSD in Photoshop
  2. File > save as, choose TIFF + ZIP
  3. Remove the PSD file.
  4. Lightroom detects that the file is missing. Choose to place on the file, select it. TIF file version, click OK.
  5. Click on confirm when prompted that file names do not match.
  6. Now, I have a. Original TIF in my catalog.

  This process requires a lot of manual work. I can automate (sort of) the PSD > conversion TIF using the Image in Photoshop processor, but:

  • Image processor allows only LZW compression, no ZIP.
  • After I deleted the. PSD, Lightroom requires me to review for each missing file and 'Search' individually - I can't do this with several files at the same time.

  Any suggestions?

  Other things I've tried:

  • Convert from Lightroom to DNG function. This eliminates my PSD layer information, so this won't work.
  • Function rename to Lightroom. I thought I could rename the. PSD files. TIF before their conversion, which avoids the manual step of having to use 'Locate' on each file. But Lightroom will not rename the files with a different file extension, so it does not work.
  • Export of Lightroom with "Add to catalogue" activated function. That's what I want either, because it exports a file with LR changes applied. I want to replace the original file with a different format, while retaining all its metadata in LR and changes in the catalog.

  Thank you!

  Sorry, I just checked Image Processor Dr.Brown Pro, and it does not ZIP "Compression of images", but with ELA ' layer of Compression, which probably won't give you a file size much smaller than the PSD with "maximize compatibility.

  You can do this with a PS Action and use a controller > Batch command allows to process a file or a folder with subfolders tree if they contain only layered PSD files.

  Create the Action

  (1) open one image PSD layered file.

  (2) to open the Actions panel and click on the "Create new Action" button, name it something like "Save as TIFF (ZIP + ZIP)" and click on the record button.

  (3) then go to file > save as > select "TIFF" Format, select the two images and ZIP compression layer, and then click OK.

  (4) hit the button "Stop Action" square. Fact!

  Automate batch processing

  1) go to file > automate > batch

  (2) select the action just created in the "Action" drop-down list if it is not already selected.

  (3) under 'Source', select the folder, or a top-level folder with subfolders that contain layerd PSD files. Also check 'Include subfolders' If you want to process subfolders.

  (4) check "Override Action" save under "orders' so that it ignores the filename and destination folder used to create the action.

  5) click OK to start the batch job. According to the number of files being processed, it may take some time to complete. TIFF files will be saved in the same folder as the PSD files.

  You will still need to find a way to synchronize settings between the PSD and TIFF LR.

• How can I save machine vision data calculated?

  Hello everyone,

  I developed a machine vision vbai file to detect the edge of a droplet and calculate the radius of the drop. However, I would like to save the data of droplets of RADIUS in a file so that I can follow the distributions of droplets at the time RADIUS and see it in excel for example.

  However, in the range of functions of industrial vision I see not all save data option and so I transferred the code in a labview VI hoping to get more options. When I opened this VI, I can't really find out where my calculated data are, and I can't also manage store data anyway.

  I'll post the Labview VI and VBAI files and hope someone can tell me how I can save the droplet radius size because I'm kinda a noob in programming Labview.

  Thanks in advance Schoonen Jan-Willem

  Hi René,.

  It worked, thank you very much!

• 'Save AS' jpeg from photoshop to lightroom cc

  Hello

  I have Mac OSX El Capitan 10.11.3 and photoshop / lightroom cc (2015.4 camera raw 9.4)

  As a newbie, I can't save a JPEG in photoshop in lightroom - I can ' Save as ' a tiff file and it goes straight to the back to lightroom, but not a jpeg

  I found the JPEG in a folder on my hard drive instead of going in lightroom

  Any ideas?

  When saving after editing in LR PS, you should save and not save that where the cause of the problem you mention, also make sure that the stack with original is checked in the front of dialogue editing export to Psalm

• I've lost the ability to save my collage in Jpeg

  I can save all my layers in PSD format, but once I flattened the image or merge all layers, it won't let me save it in jPeg format. I can save as a tiff and then import them into Lightroom, but the colors are awful, so I don't want that. All suggestions received gratefully :-)

  JPEG format does not support 32-bit images. You must convert to 8 bits to save in JPEG format.

• save large files

  Multilayer files that seem to be rather low - for example, two layers smart object pixel photographs plus two adjustment layers (a composite)-are actually too big to Photoshop to save PSD files, requiring that they be saved as documents of large format (PSB).  PSB, however, is not recognized by Lr so after saving your "big file" in Photoshop, you cannot import this file in Lightroom.  Basically, if you use Lightroom as your principal asset management program, you have lost track of the PSB file.  ADOBE NEEDS TO ADDRESS THIS PROBLEM.  For photographers, an important feature of the use of Photoshop and Lightroom is that you can change the photo files in Photoshop using layers and be able to view thumbnails of your PSD files in your Lightroom Catalog.

  
  

  
  

  Hi ohello,.

  I suggest you to save files in TIFF instead of the PSB in Photoshop for them to be imported into Lightroom.

  If you are opening files from Lightroom and change them, if you please, navigate to preferences and change the format of TIFF file.

  I hope this helps.

  ~ UL