Cant export large satellite image in BMP format

I loaded a satellite image stored in TIFF format 35681x16716 x 24 bits per pixel
I wanted to convert it to BMP but when I want to save as there was no such option why?
There wasn't PNG either. GIMP a free software program was able to load the TIFF and export as PNG
CS5 cant even do that. But GIMP could not export to BMP as it died on export.
So my question is how do I get this to work? How do I export this huge image to BMP?

I wanted to convert it to BMP but when I want to save as there was no such option why?
Because all image formats are constrained in some way and PS in particular will not save/ export anything beyond 32000 pixesl to those legacy formats, even if they may in theory allow more. It simply can't be done.
Mylenium

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Graphics Tips for browser-based Help Guides.
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PNG
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3. Clear the checkbox "Use the followng method to smooth
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