File Formats are limited?

I imported a scanned tif. Silhoetted the area I wanted to mask, created a clipping path and tried to save as an eps but my saving options were limited to Photoshop, LDF, PS PDF, PS Raw and tiff. I didn't get the 20 or so other saving options which includes EPS.
I'm on Mac OS10.5.5. Running CS3 10.0.1.
I can only get the big file format box by creating a new file and placing the picture in it and then doing a "save as" and I get the other formats.
Is this correct?

Thanks Buko!
You're right. I asked the source and he accidentally scanned at RGB 48 bit.
Luckily I found a work around.

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