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Subject: Problem: Group 4 comressed TIFF files are large
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HI to all! I've found that files compessed with Group4 by libtiff are
always larger than other that are made by another graphic software (e.g.,
by PaperPort or IrfanView). For example A4-size B/W tiff file made by
IrfanVIew is about 30K in size while file made by libtiff from the same
pixel array is about 130K. Is there any way to solve this problem? Thanx in
advance.



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