Thread: Getting some of questions about scanned

Hi,
I currently found that a some of my scanned hi-res images get LZV compression and a some don't. It is generally those I rotated 90 degrees but not all the time. Why? My scans are normally just below 80 MB and the majority of portrait format are just around 20 MB. What must be wrong?

That is extremely wrong it should not be doing it correct.May be there is a way to change it. And as well if I depart for a change i will use just Photoshop Elements 7 then I will have no to a greater extent problem. How is it possible? Many people must have gone through this inconvienence.

Great compression to TIFF files is often an substitute that you would set last to saving the files. In this point Windows Photo Viewer is directly adding compression to any TIFF files you alter or duplicate. I was just examing it with the make copy alternative and it is quite vexing in the way it as well compresses the exeptional file earlier than making the duplicate of it devoid of option or notice. Luckily LZW is a lossless compression algorithm so you can perhaps restore the pix to unique state by again saving them with out compression using an image editor. Or you can just go off them as is to save hard drive gap.