How Do You Interpolate A Tiff In Photoshop?
TIFF (or TIF) images are one of the many type of graphics formats that are available for use. TIFF images are notable for several reasons, one being that they are what is known as a lossless format, meaning that you can edit a TIFF image and then re-save as a TIFF, and aside from the changes you make there will by no reduction or change in the quality of the image. One side effect of this is that TIFF files are often much larger than the same image would be in a different format. If you would like to use a TIFF image but would like for the file to be smaller, you can use Photoshop to change the size and resolution using interpolation and then save to another format. Save the TIFF image that you want to work with onto your computer, making sure that it is saved as a TIFF, since saving it as something else at this point would reduce the quality of the image. Open Photoshop. Select “File” from the menu and choose “Open.” In the dialog that appears, locate the TIFF file that you saved and
