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Im working on a bigformat scanning project where i have to assamble Pictures of 35000 x 28000 pixels with ~18 layers. I was desperatly waiting for PS CS because now those file sizes are supported. I have always 2 files of 18000 x 28000 to assamble which i scanned in Photoshop 7 – but as soon as i try to put anything into my new created and blank 35000x 28000 file i get a "scatch disk is full error". But there are still 16 gb free and only 3.5gb used for scratch ( I work with a 1,4 GHZ Athlon and 512 MB RAM, Win2000). I followed all the ideas given in the FAQ on that problem – but nothing worked. Even if i reduce the layers to one background layer – same error.
Is there anyone working with files that large? How large will the scratch need be for a file like this (any formula to calculate this)?
What sense does it make to introduce the *.psb format if you are unable to produce files in this size because of scratch problems?
thx for help …
Is there anyone working with files that large? How large will the scratch need be for a file like this (any formula to calculate this)?
What sense does it make to introduce the *.psb format if you are unable to produce files in this size because of scratch problems?
thx for help …
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