TIFF image file size difference

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• How can I download a smaller image file size?

  How can I download an image with a reduced file size?  The default file size is too big for Twitter.

  There is only the size of a file. You can use a web service or image editing software to reduce the size.

• 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

• update the file size difference U43M1D204 error code

  I had the Creative Suite 6 Master Collection installed yesterday, notification of updates appeared about seven, they did successfully with the exception of Photoshop Camera Raw and Media Encoder

  I tried a workaround in this thread, I deleted the folder update MAO, but no use

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/3864845#3864845

  I went to save the aamu.log file and found the error messages:

  2012-08 - 17 T 16: 20:29: connect to: = http://swupdl.Adobe.com/updates/OOBE/aam20/Mac/AdobeMediaEncoderCS6-6/6.0.1/Setup.dmg

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:30: ThreadDownloadUpdates: need to download a .sig for this dmg file to: Users/bahaelaila7/Library/Application Support/Adobe/AAMUpdater/1.0/Install/AdobeMediaEncoderCS6-6/6.0.1/Setup.sig

  2012-08 - 17 T 16: 20:30: ThreadDownloadUpdates: download .sig file to: http://swupdl.Adobe.com/updates/OOBE/aam20/Mac/AdobeMediaEncoderCS6-6/6.0.1/Setup.SIG

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: ThreadDownloadUpdates: ERROR: File Size Mismatch between what is given in the manifest, and which is that of bob.

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: WARNING - download failed because of the disparity of size of file on the server.

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: download of updates back State for reffId = AdobeMediaEncoderCS6-6/6.0.1

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: download of updates return State = 43

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: return outError = 204 updates download

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: updates download percentage of return = 0

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: updates download return string = U43M1D204 unique error code

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: data download updates flagship notification error code. = 204

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: check the updates has been completed successfully.

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: updates, return status for reffId = AdobeMediaEncoderCS6-6/6.0.1

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: updates return State = 21

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: check outError return = 0 updates

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: check the updates percent return = 100

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: updates to string of unique return error code = U21M1C0

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: WARNING - download failed because of the disparity of size of file on the server.

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: download of updates back State for reffId = AdobeMediaEncoderCS6-6/6.0.1

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: download of updates return State = 43

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: return outError = 204 updates download

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: updates download percentage of return = 0

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCGetprogress: updates download return string = U43M1D204 unique error code

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:31: UCDownloadUpdates: (A) UCIsSelfUpdateAvailable API returned value = 0

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:33: < < UCDownloadUpdates > > call back with the value outErr = 0

  2012 08-17 T 16: 20:33: ThreadDownloadUpdates: download the installer to update refID: PhotoshopCameraRaw7-7.0/7.1.71

  2012-08 - 17 T 16: 23:34: connect to: = http://swupdl.Adobe.com/updates/OOBE/aam20/Mac/PhotoshopCameraRaw7-7.0/7.1.71/Setup.dmg

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:35: ThreadDownloadUpdates: need to download a .sig for this dmg file to: Users/bahaelaila7/Library/Application Support/Adobe/AAMUpdater/1.0/Install/PhotoshopCameraRaw7-7.0/7.1.71/Setup.sig

  2012-08 - 17 T 16: 23:35: ThreadDownloadUpdates: download .sig file to: http://swupdl.Adobe.com/updates/OOBE/aam20/Mac/PhotoshopCameraRaw7-7.0/7.1.71/Setup.SIG

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:36: ThreadDownloadUpdates: ERROR: File Size Mismatch between what is given in the manifest, and which is that of bob.

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:36: UCGetprogress: WARNING - download failed because of the disparity of size of file on the server.

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:36: UCGetprogress: download of updates back State for reffId = PhotoshopCameraRaw7-7.0/7.1.71

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:36: UCGetprogress: download of updates return State = 43

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:36: UCGetprogress: return outError = 204 updates download

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:36: UCGetprogress: updates download percentage of return = 0

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:36: UCGetprogress: updates download return string = U43M1D204 unique error code

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:36: UCGetprogress: data download updates flagship notification error code. = 204

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:36: UCIsSelfUpdateAvailable: function returned with value = > = 0

  2012 08-17 T 16: 23:36: UCIsSelfUpdateAvailable: BOB is downloaded = > = 0

  OK, I downloaded the dmg files listed in the newspaper, they have installed successfully, open MAO and he said all software up-to-date

  problem solved, now I know what I would do in the future if it happens again

• Audition 3 CD list file size differences

  Was trying to quickly burn a CD of my recent changes this morning and discovered that the 20 I tried to burn mp3 files are coming up as being above the limit of 700 MB cd. A quick comparison in the properties of windows showed me that each file was about 5 MB. But once I imported in the CD list, they have been recognized as files ~ 30-50 MB. This unexplained gap meant that I could not burn all of these files on a disc, despite the fact that the contents of the whole file was read only ~ 90 MB in windows. Someone at - he seen this before? Why the difference in size of the files that Windows sees and what sees hearing?

  It's not the size that matters as much as the length of the content.  All data written to an audio CD are not compressed, stereo, 16-bit WAV.  Depending on the used mp3 compression settings, your 5 MB mp3 file might be larger than 50 MB before compression.  (Generally, a CD uses about 10 MB of data per minute of audio.)

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  I would read a multipage tiff file in labview and split the file in tiff image files. Since I was the Vision Toolkit I would use it to do this.  Does anyone know how?

  Thank you!

  Paul.

  Hey labJunky,

  When I open the tiff file in pictureviewer, I only could see a page and an image... But no matter, you should save the images in separate files for access in LabVIEW.

• File size would be much more image hidden in PDF format. [iOS]

  When I use covert photo to the format converted PDF and the PDF file size then become much bigger. The original image file size is 2 MB, but become 5.2 MB PDF file size. I use iPhone6.

  However when I am using funds acrobat to convert the same image and PDF file sizw almost the same as the original image file size.

  Hi Brian,.

  I created a bug for this issue report.  We will try to address the issue in a future version of Acrobat DC for iOS.

  In the meantime, would you use the web interface to convert your photos into PDF files?

  1. Open Safari on your iPhone.
  2. Go to https://cloud.acrobat.com
  3. Sign in with your Adobe ID
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  5. Press "select files to convert to PDF.
  6. Tap "choose the files on my computer".
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  8. Tap done.

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• The Lightroom export file size: why it's so small? How can I maximize the picture quality?

  My image file size is much smaller after editing and export through Lightroom. It is impossible to maintain the size of the original file in order to preserve image quality? This small file size will have a negative impact on the prints? Any help is appreciated!

  The file size is not an indicator of picture quality! You are looking at the wrong measure.

  File size is determined by the number of pixels you have, the quality slider in the dialog box export and of a dozen other things, most of which you cannot control.

  Want to watch the number of pixels (width and height) and not the size of the file.

  It is impossible to maintain the size of the original file in order to preserve image quality?

  Not only is impossible, that it is also meaningless (see above)

  This small file size will have a negative impact on the prints?

  Instead look at the size of the file, you must look at the number of pixels of the exported photo (width and height), and this will determine if you get a decent impression. The usual standard is that you need 300 pixels per inch.

• The file size on Insert

  My image file sizes increase dramatically when I insert them. A jpg (a rest) is 9.87 KB but when I insert it into DW reading shows that the addition of 120K! An another jpg (banner) starts at 20K, but when inserted it is 70 K. is it related to the use of layers? I'm just starting to DW so I have to do something wrong. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

  I just thought of it. Problem of diversion. Thanks for the help.

• Why comments in the Details pane reduce a 30 MB tiff file size to 10 MB?

  I have a scan, which is a TIFF about 30 MB and I wrote a comment in the details pane to this topic.  When I saved the comment a window pops up with a message "Application of the properties as a reference" and then the file size has dropped to about two-thirds around 10 MB.

  What Vista did to my file?  And why?

  It's my pleasure - glad I could help him.  It is very interesting to transfer the file of 23 MB to Photoshop in Photoshop showing the original 86MB (which suggests that nothing actually happened to the file - it is just how Vista reports its size that seems to be wrong).  Maybe you've found a bug in the system - it wouldn't be the first.  It seems to me that you must ignore Vista file size reporting and information from Photoshop or any other programs that you use to work with images and TIFF files (not exactly the best location, but perhaps the only one available).

  If you want to pursue this, I would say the pictures and video Forum at: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistapictures/threads where people who specialize in issues of picture will be more than happy to help you with your concerns.

  Thanks for the comments.

  Good luck! Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• size of the image file

  Hi all

  I have an application that includes the photo module. I use under encoding settings:

  String encoding = "encoding = jpeg & width = 1024 & height = 768 & quality = normal;

  The problem is the image size. For the same scene when I use 9780 it is approximately 350KB for 9800, it is only 80KB. Can someone please explain the reason for this difference?

  Y at - it no additional or other adjustment means that I can use to reduce the size of the file for 9780? (physical size 1024 * 768 should not be changed).

  Thank you.

  Could not find any additional setting. I used the method to reduce the image quality and therefore the size of the image file without changing the resolution of the image below.

  JPEGEncodedImage.encode (bitmap, QUALITY);

• The TIFF file size

  I edited an image taken with a Sony a7R II in Photoshop (created four layers, although none of the terribly complex changes) and saved as a TIFF file. The original image is 37 MB, but the TIFF image is a huge 463 MB (485 MB so I use LZW compression). Am I doing something wrong or is that what you would expect. Thank you!

  While this seems quite ok for a small file. I expect a 16-bit file of a camera 42Mp 252 MB. You have 4 layers + possibly layer masks, so add that space and you get easily 460 MB.

  It's the magic behind: each pixel in a RAW file represents a single color in 14bits (14bits is my proposal, I do not study for the specific camera), this is due to the color of Bayer, model coding. Add a compression without loss and you move a MB / Mpixel.

  This development in Tiff file triple 16bits for 3x16bits/pixel color information (demosaicing see here: demosaicing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ).

  Which gives me a headache is the increase in the size of the file using LZW compression (also on the layers?). I use the ZIP (file and layers) compression and which normally reduces the size of the file. At least a Tiff file becomes smaller then an equivalent PSD file.

• Import of high-resolution images of ArcGIS (PC) to Illustrator C4 (Mac)-"Cannot take place due to an error" / "the file size is too big.

  I make a great conference poster that will contain images of ArcGIS. The poster will be 92 "x 42" and Imaging will cover 91 by 22 in the page. The problem is that I need very high resolution for imaging, but illustrator won't import my files. I use ArcGIS 10.3 on Windows 10 and Illustrator C4 with OS X 10.11.1 (El Capitan). I was not able to import any .tiff file into illustrator (is this possible?) and I get "cannot take place due to an error" or "the file is too big" errors when I try to put .jpeg, .png, .ai files exported from the GIS. I think that the problem is due to the differentoperating systems, rental However, can I open and edit (resize etc.) files in preview without any problem, so there is also a problem with Illustrator. The files that I use are more than 150 MB at 300 dpi, but I really prefer to use 600 dpi, Illustrator can't handle these files sizes? I don't want to lose the resolution using .jpeg, .pdf, etc., many types of compression will cause problems with vector layers from ArcGIS.  Please notify!

  Update your AICS4 to something with the ability to access more than 3 GB of memory RAM as CS6 or above. You'll never work with CS4, at least not to the resolution as you seem to think you need. Indeed, you could probably use 150ppi or the bottom of the poster and not obviously nothing to lose. And for the record, I worked for 17 years for the USGS working with ARCGIS and AI.

• Differences in file size

  Two questions...

  1. I get the following warning...

  

  I think that a file larger than 2 GB TIFF file does not any quality problem in LR - workflow of the PS... correct?

  It's just in connection with certain third-party programs, as says the warning box.

  2. this file... a uncompressed TIFF file... it is 1 GB inside the PS and it is 2.21 GB in the system folder.

  Whence this difference?

  Thank you...

  Photoshop is not a file editor it publishes documents of any size that you see in Photoshop is not a file size.  Size watch Photoshop are things like pixels and memory, use not size of the file.

• Soft pictures for Mac: how to determine the size of the image file

  Question: in the Photos for Mac, how can I determine the size of a photo or a video file

  Set-up the info panel does not include the size of the file.

  

  Furthermore, I don't see any place where I can do a "show in finder" to find the information in this way.

  Thank you!

  Can you not with the right button on the image file in the folder, the images are stored in, select "Get Info" and then find the size of the file in this way?