Compression a tiff file from 25 MB to 2-3 MB by lwz

I need help. I am trying to compress a tiff file (CMYK) using lwz format.
The size of the file is 25 MB. Photoshop (CS5) compressed it to a 19 MB-file.
I need to compress the file to at leats 2-3 MB size. Any one how to do it?

Bypassing the portion of the file is not a option in my case since a part
of the program reads the bytes and performs operation on the image when it
reads 8bim.
The image if re-saved in Photoshop gets the required metadata. (Can be seen
by using imagemagik's identify utility)
Only option that I have is to write the information for the resource in
side the Image resource block tag.
How am I suppose to write this resources when I am using BitmapMetadata
class?
Regards,
Charanraj Golla

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