TIFF's too big to upload
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TIFF's too big to upload
by Picmeister » Wed Sep 16, 2015 5:00 am
Hello, the processing company that I wish to use has a limit of 50mb for Tiff uploads. Any file that I save thru SME results in a 120mb or more tiff file. Is it possible to save to Tiff as a smaller file and not upset the original IQ of the photo?
Re: TIFF's too big to upload
by admin » Wed Sep 16, 2015 11:01 am
Hi,
You can save using lossless compression (it's an option when you save). That's the smallest you can save a tiff out of the software. If you save as a jpeg with the quality turned up to maximum, it should be much smaller than the tiff, and a comparable quality (check the output in an image viewer if you want to reassure yourself.
If you are printing, a 120mb tiff file sounds very large, if you are not printing at a large size, you could save a scaled down picture. If you pick half size it would be a 30mb file. A high quality jpeg at full size would contain more information though.
Hope that helps,
Tony
You can save using lossless compression (it's an option when you save). That's the smallest you can save a tiff out of the software. If you save as a jpeg with the quality turned up to maximum, it should be much smaller than the tiff, and a comparable quality (check the output in an image viewer if you want to reassure yourself.
If you are printing, a 120mb tiff file sounds very large, if you are not printing at a large size, you could save a scaled down picture. If you pick half size it would be a 30mb file. A high quality jpeg at full size would contain more information though.
Hope that helps,
Tony
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Re: TIFF's too big to upload
by Picmeister » Sat Sep 19, 2015 3:14 am
Thanks Tony for the info, I will do as you have suggested. Rgds. 
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