Originally posted by C.W Tsorotes How does the K7 produce 87mb TIFs?
Double-click the raw file and save as TIFF/uncompressed?
I make an experiment:
- RAW (DNG): 14.1 MB
- TIF-uncompressed:
83.0 MB
- TIF-LZW: 90.6 MB (don't ask why Photoshop is dumb enough to blow up the size when compressing ... -- probably going from 24 bit to 32 bit internally).
- TIF-ZIP: 72.6 MB (which is about the size of linear DNG)
- PNG-16bit-lossless: 62.7 MB
- TIF-ZIP-8bit: 15.5 MB
- JPG2000-99%-8bit: 1.48 MB
- JPG-12/12: 6.2 MB
- JPG-6/12: 0.92 MB
- JPG-0/12: 0.33 MB
The number I gave (87MB) was just a quick 14.6MP*48Bit. The exact figure 4672*3104*48Bit yields 87,011,328 B or 83.0 MB.
The actual TIF-uncompressed is 87,041,484 B which is 30,156 B (29.4 kB) larger than the actual pixel data.
To summarize:
A claim of "
100 MB image file size" is not very significant if not meant for RAW. But the 645D won't produce 100 MB RAWs, I am pretty sure (would require 50+ MP).
Last edited by falconeye; 02-16-2010 at 04:46 AM.