Photoshop cc 2014 file size issue

I just noticed this happening last night and continues today. When converting raw images from my Canon 5D Mark III in camera raw into the updated PS CC 2014, my file sizes show as half the amount they are supposed to. When viewing the info on a TIFF file that is supposed to read 66mb, it shows as 33mb both on the finder, external drive and in Bridge. However, when opening back up in PS CC 2014, it reads correctly while in the program. I just opened the same Raw file (s) in the older PS CC and it comes out perfectly as it should. Anyone else running into this with the latest update of PS CC 2014?

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