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I am having problems working with a 2.8GB, 18951×18951 pixel image. Photoshop won’t open the thing, saying that it is not in the right file format. The image is a 16-bit TIF file – nothing Photoshop can’t handle I reckon. So, I thought I ran into the file size limitation of Photoshop. I always thought this limit to be 2GB on a 32-bit system.
However, Bruce Fraser writes on < http://www.creativepro.com/story/feature/20248.html?cprose=d aily> about PSCS that the size limits have been changed: 300,000 pixels and files of up to 4GB were supposedly supported on 32-bit systems. All the same, my file won’t open.
Can somebody tell me what the actual limit on file size of Photoshop is?
My system is Win XP Home SP2, Pentium 4 Dothan mobile processor 1.5 GHz, 1GB of RAM, with Photoshop set to 70% of RAM.
And secondly, does the file size limitation (whether it be 2GB or 4GB) also apply on a 64-bit system?
Thanks!
However, Bruce Fraser writes on < http://www.creativepro.com/story/feature/20248.html?cprose=d aily> about PSCS that the size limits have been changed: 300,000 pixels and files of up to 4GB were supposedly supported on 32-bit systems. All the same, my file won’t open.
Can somebody tell me what the actual limit on file size of Photoshop is?
My system is Win XP Home SP2, Pentium 4 Dothan mobile processor 1.5 GHz, 1GB of RAM, with Photoshop set to 70% of RAM.
And secondly, does the file size limitation (whether it be 2GB or 4GB) also apply on a 64-bit system?
Thanks!
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