Can't open tiff file in photoshop or any imaging program :(

[gar598]

When I try to open the tiff file in photoshop it gives me an error stating the image contains unsupported color space. Any ideas?

 

[T2T III]

What kind of program is Photoship?

 

[her209]

Originally posted by: gar598
When I try to open the tiff file in photoshop it gives me an error stating the image contains unsupported color space. Any ideas?

Is it legit?

 

[gar598]

Sorry, Photoshop. The file only opens in Microsoft Office Document Imaging. It doesn't open in paint, or photo viewer.

 

[silverpig]

Are you using photoshop or photoshop elements? Cause IIRC photoshop elements doesn't do CMYK colour. Maybe that's it?

 

[T2T III]

Have you tried opening another .TIFF file to see if it's just an issue with that file - or all files of that nature?

 

[gar598]

photoshop 7.

 

[Quasmo]

I'm sorry that type of question is not supported in the off topic forum... maybe you should try the software forum.

suprised it hadn't been said.

 

[gar598]

Originally posted by: Quasmo
I'm sorry that type of question is not supported in the off topic forum... maybe you should try the software forum.

suprised it hadn't been said.

This doesn't relate to a particular software program. Surprise.

 

[Quasmo]

Clearly it does... it may not be a particular software app... but you are trying to use software are you not.

 

[T2T III]

Originally posted by: Quasmo
I'm sorry that type of question is not supported in the off topic forum... maybe you should try the software forum.

suprised it hadn't been said.

Ruh Roh. Busted by the forum category police. :Q

 

[Quasmo]

OH bleh on you all... I was just trying to get your goat... I don't care where you post...

 

[Injury]

Try this.

 

[gar598]

Originally posted by: Quasmo
Clearly it does... it may not be a particular software app... but you are trying to use software are you not.

Are you not using software to read these very words, I have typed. 🙂

 

[myusername]

try changing the file extension to .jpg and then opening it in PS.