Anita Richards Designs | Digiscrap 1175 | Tutorial: How to Optimise your Layout File Sizes by using .TIFs image 04

Anita Richards Designs | Digiscrap 1175 | Tutorial: How to Optimise your Layout File Sizes by using .TIFs image 04

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Optimising the file sizes of your digital scrapbooking layouts is a great way to keep your overall file storage space somewhat under control. It also enables you to easily see the image contents of Photoshop® .PSDs when you are viewing the thumbnails in Windows Explorer. For ALL Photoshop users, one of the best ways to do that is to save your files as .TIFs instead of in the native Photoshop .PSD file format. In this quick and easy tutorial we run through the steps to convert your digital scrapbook layouts into .TIF format.

How to optimise your layout file sizes by using .TIFs

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