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2005.04.29 19:44 "Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Bill Bither
2005.04.29 20:02 "Re: Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Andrey Kiselev
2005.04.29 20:32 "Re: Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Bill Bither
2005.04.29 20:48 "Re: Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Chris Cox
2005.04.29 21:53 "Re: Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Bill Bither
2005.04.29 22:34 "Re: Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Chris Cox
2005.04.30 13:31 "Re: Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Bill Bither
2005.04.30 19:07 "Re: Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Andrey Kiselev
2005.05.01 17:55 "Re: Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Chris Cox
2005.04.29 20:37 "Re: Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Chris Cox

2005.04.29 20:37 "Re: Adobe Photoshop Corrupt TIFF", by Chris Cox

There are no known problems in Photoshop CS that create bad TIFFs.
Photoshop CS can generate TIFF images up to 4 Gig, and most other 
software won't read TIFF files over 2 Gig. (but Photoshop does warn 
the user about this)


Notice the 37724 tag - the Photoshop layer data.  It's over 2 Gig by itself.
The user saved this file with layers, and Photoshop put the image 
data at the end of the file - making the strip offsets start over 2 
Gig.

The resaved image somehow puts the image data before the layer data - 
just moving it down under 2 Gig.

There is nothing wrong with this file, from what I can see looking at 
the headers.

Chris