HOWEVER we do want to fix the format to something acceptable for mailing. In fairness some of these issue probably arise from the way other apps (including the screen grab) prepare images for the clipboard. Similar problems arise from Photoshop.Īnother hint: If you choose a size less than "larger" in the Mail "Image Size" selector, it changes TIFF's to JPEG. A shot that was 176K on disk, 238K in Mail, becomes 1.8 MB. Try taking a screenshot to the clipboard, paste it into an email, and then also open a coipy of the screenshot in Preview. Or try dragging the image from Mail to the desktop.īut it can get worse. (It creates something call pastedGraphic.tiff.) The email size is much larger - check the size estimate at the bottom of the window as compared to a shift-cmd-4 screenshot to disk (jpg). If I copy-and-paste or DRAG an image directly from Photoshop I get a gigantic Tiff, and if I shift-cntl-cmd-4 screenshot to clipboard, paste, same problem. Convert to: 3FR ARW BMP CR2 CRW DCR DNG EPS ERF GIF HEIC ICNS ICO JPEG JPG MOS MRW NEF ODD ORF PEF PNG PPM PS. Plus, you can convert as many files as you want. Its safe, easy to use, and completely free. This online tool will help you to convert files from TIFF to CDR or to any other image format.
I can verify the same problem, it drives me crazy with Photoshop and screenshots. TIFF to CDR converter for your favorite photos.
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