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I’m trying to open a very large (525mb) TIFF file (A2 drawing scanned at 600dpi) but keep running into ‘not enough RAM’ errors. My computer is a Pentium D 3.2GHz with 2GB of RAM and I have tried several memory settings in Photoshop (55%-90%, about 960mb-1580mb of available RAM according to PS).
I’m aware that I probably do not have enough physical RAM to work comfortably with such a big file but I do not understand why I can’t even open it! And: if I can’t open it how can I resize it to a more manageable resolution? What do I do? Is there another piece of software that is particularly good at dealing with large image files? Any advice would be appreciated!
DB
I’m aware that I probably do not have enough physical RAM to work comfortably with such a big file but I do not understand why I can’t even open it! And: if I can’t open it how can I resize it to a more manageable resolution? What do I do? Is there another piece of software that is particularly good at dealing with large image files? Any advice would be appreciated!
DB
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