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I use Photoshop 7.0 primarily for drawing. I’m currently working on a monotone drawing that must be reproduced in different "tints".
My issue is that a file I created of an image in a brown tint is about 10X as big as several other files of the same image in different tints.
The image with the brown tint (RGB mode) is 95Mb when files of the same image in the same color mode but with different tints (red, purple, blue) are only 10Mb.
Why the discrepancy in filesize when everything (size, transparency, location, color mode, etc) but the tint is exactly the same?
My issue is that a file I created of an image in a brown tint is about 10X as big as several other files of the same image in different tints.
The image with the brown tint (RGB mode) is 95Mb when files of the same image in the same color mode but with different tints (red, purple, blue) are only 10Mb.
Why the discrepancy in filesize when everything (size, transparency, location, color mode, etc) but the tint is exactly the same?
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