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digital photo weirdness
saint:
email me one. I have Windows 7.
RayB:
This might not be the answer you're looking for, but since you have Photoshop, set up a batch job that saves them all into a new format (or saves as 24bit TIF) and you'll be good. Let me know if you need helping doing batch jobs.
shmokes:
--- Quote from: saint on June 16, 2010, 09:28:05 pm ---email me one. I have Windows 7.
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Done
edit: Just kidding. They bounced back, presumably cos they're too large (about 20 MB each or something -- I sent 2).
shmokes:
--- Quote from: RayB on June 16, 2010, 10:03:10 pm ---This might not be the answer you're looking for, but since you have Photoshop, set up a batch job that saves them all into a new format (or saves as 24bit TIF) and you'll be good. Let me know if you need helping doing batch jobs.
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Thanks. I can do that (or, rather, my wife can). I'm more interested in figuring out what's going on.
patrickl:
TIFF files can contain a thumbnail image. The software that created the TIFF file probably created a faulty thumbnail image. Especially with higher bits per channel images this can go wrong.
I used TIFF files too a long time ago (scanned film processed through Neatimage for noise removal) and sometimes had similar issues. Although I used 48 bit TIFFs.
Like Rayb says, (batch) saving it from Photoshop should probably repair the thumbnail.
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