LZW compressed TIFF format

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jhjl1
Jul 21, 2004
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Would there be any loss of quality at all if one was to convert non compressed TIFFs to LZW compressed TIFFs.

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brent_bertram
Jul 21, 2004
No, James,
But the downside is that fewer apps support the LZW compression of TIF images, than support the full TIFF images. I don’t think Explorer thumbnails support the LZW images, either. Small irritations that you might be able to live with. No quality issues , however.

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jhjl1
Jul 21, 2004
Thanks Brent. The updated thumbs are showing in Explorer and all browsers. All of the apps I use do support LZW compression so it seems like a win win situation here.

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No, James,
But the downside is that fewer apps support the LZW compression of
TIF images, than support the full TIFF images. I don’t think Explorer thumbnails support the LZW images, either. Small irritations that you might be able to live with. No quality issues , however.
🙂

Brent

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