> I've agreed to help a pal put together a quick website for a new engineering business. They're emailed some tif files to me, but when I try and open them in Photoshop, I get an error saying unable to open due to unsupported colour space.
Any suggestions on how to open them? There's no point in asking the sender, they'll think a colour space has pretty twinkly stars... < Neil, it is 'amusing' that Adobe own the TIFF format - but their flagship image processing application can't open the _many_ forms of TIFF file that various apps can write (acquired from Aldus, now Aldus gave Adobe some competition back in the 'old days') . Just an observation. I would suggest that a shareware graphics viewer app be used [graphic converter or whatever on Mac, irfanview on PC etc]. My guess is that this is YCC or some other mode which is not supported by Photoshop and may require conversion to a mode suitable for input to APS (this is just an unfounded guess though). Have you tried QuickTime PictureViewer? Good luck, Stephen Marsh. =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
