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As a relative newcomer to PS , ( I have PS7 ) , I understand that , if you want to avoid losses when making adjustments to a photo image file , one way of ensuring this is to save these files in .tif form as opposed to the .jpg form which my digital camera automatically does.
I’ve just saved one of my .jpg files as a .tif file .
This has increased the size of this file from 1147 KB to 9231 KB. Is this increase in size normal when this change of format is effected ?
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I’ve just saved one of my .jpg files as a .tif file .
This has increased the size of this file from 1147 KB to 9231 KB. Is this increase in size normal when this change of format is effected ?
B.N.
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to reply by e-mail remove "admiral_"
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