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Using Photoshop CS (mac version), I adjusted some large ( 63. m ) Raw files, did some additional touch up work in psd. format, then saved both a high-rez and low-rez version in tiff format: Byte order IBM PC. The files were burned onto a dvd and given to the client, who played them back on his PC notebook.
Two of the nine colored images appeared only in black & white and had a lot of grain in them on the clients machine. The same two images were like this when displaying both the hi-rez and low-rez version. When the same DVD was played on my mac ( G5 2 gig ) everything appeared normal. The 2 problem images were the smallest file size of the group ( 30m).
Does anyone have any idea what the problem here might be and how to correct it?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Andre
Two of the nine colored images appeared only in black & white and had a lot of grain in them on the clients machine. The same two images were like this when displaying both the hi-rez and low-rez version. When the same DVD was played on my mac ( G5 2 gig ) everything appeared normal. The 2 problem images were the smallest file size of the group ( 30m).
Does anyone have any idea what the problem here might be and how to correct it?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Andre
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