How to Compress Large Size TIFF Files in Adobe Photoshop Without Losing Quality

To compress large TIFF files in Adobe Photoshop without losing quality, follow these steps: Open the TIFF file in Photoshop, go to "Image" and select "Image Size," then change the resolution to 300 pixels/inch or lower. Next, select "File" and "Save As" to save the compressed file. Choose "TIFF" as the file format, and select "LZW Compression" from the compression dropdown. Finally, click "Save" to compress the file while maintaining its quality.

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Hi, thanks for this video. When I try to save a duplicate of an existing TIFF file the Layer Compression options are grayed out. It doesn't matter if there's LZW compression selected or one of the others. How do I fix this? My file is 375 MG with 300 dpi and 18,000 pixels on the longest side. I have to reduce the size so it's under 25 MG with 300 dpi without destroying the image. It needs to be sent for PR reasons for an upcoming art exhibit. Thank you!

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