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This is my first post - any help is greatly appreciated.
I created a layered tiff file in PS CS5 and saved it with layers. It was 2.3GB so I got the warning that the file might not be readable in all programs. I assumed this wouldn't be a problem since I would only re-open it in PS anyway.
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One other small bit of info - I saved a backup version of the same file when it was about 2.15GB in size - to a different disk - and that one will not open either.
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Thanks, Dave
My system info:
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ATI Radeon HD 3870 with 512MB vRAM
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I'm not sure about the size when it was open, only that the layered tiff is now 2.33GB. I've worked with larger files with more layers than this one and haven't had a problem. But then again, I used to save those as PSBs instead of tiffs. For no particular reason, I decided to try to save most files in tiff rather than psb where possible. I've never had a problem with larger PSBs.
I have an internal scratch disk with about 750GB of free space - it's not set up with a separate scratch partition though. Perhaps I should do that.
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