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24th May 2004
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tiff ?
how to convert tiff/tif images into jpeg ?
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24th May 2004
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Using ACDSee? Or Photoshop.
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24th May 2004
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i am using photoshop just that i dunno the steps. can anyone help>?
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24th May 2004
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erhm cant u juz go and save as jpeg after opening??
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24th May 2004
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that's because the images are captured on a microscope and it saves as tiff...
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Open the file in PhotoShop, do a File, Save As, type in a filename, select JPEG and hit save.
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24th May 2004
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what i didnt managed to save are those tif files that seem to use the Gray profile or something.
this is waht i see at the top of the files i didnt managed to save mt1.tif @100% Gray as long i have this in my file names i cant save in jpeg. only in raw and tif |
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24th May 2004
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You mean something like :
Filename.tif @ 100% (Gray/8) ? You should still be able to save as JPEG. Regards CK |
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25th May 2004
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nope...it's (gray) and i tried many times..cant save
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25th May 2004
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AFAIK, Jpeg files are 8 bits/channel. If your TIFF files are 16 bits/channel, Photoshop won't allow you to save as Jpeg unless you first change it to 8 bits. Try to convert by Image-> Mode-> 8 Bits/channel. Maybe that will help.
Francis
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26th May 2004
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 If you're still having trouble try changing the Mode (Under Image>Mode to RGB). Under certain modes you do not get the option to save as a jpeg. Then do File>Save as and select JPEG option. This should work hopefully. |
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Not too sure, but suggest you replace the .tif with .jpg. eg mt1.jpg@100% gray the program may recognise the extension as tif and therefore you cannot save as jpg |
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Regards CK |
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