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I created some software for my company that opens a pre-existing tiff image, modifies it, and then saves it as a 2nd copy.
My problem is my original tiff image was 22.8 KB while my copied version is 317 KB. So after doing some investigating of the original image in photoshop, I realized the original tiff image has an image mode of Bitmap while my 2nd copy is set as RGB mode.
Does anyone have any idea how I can go about compressing my new tiff image so that its file size dips back down to around 22 KB again? I tried several techniques but was only able to get it down to about 80 KB so far.
Thanks in advance.
-Ryan
My problem is my original tiff image was 22.8 KB while my copied version is 317 KB. So after doing some investigating of the original image in photoshop, I realized the original tiff image has an image mode of Bitmap while my 2nd copy is set as RGB mode.
Does anyone have any idea how I can go about compressing my new tiff image so that its file size dips back down to around 22 KB again? I tried several techniques but was only able to get it down to about 80 KB so far.
Thanks in advance.
-Ryan
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