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ferdinandb46509137
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November 7, 2022
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Writing speed, saving psd

  • November 7, 2022
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When saving files from adobe photoshop cc 21, cc22, cc23, it will last 90 seconds. File size is about 1,5 Gb. This issue is there since two weeks. It appears when there is more then 1 layer. Also with psb files. When saving same file as tiff, it is normal (about 2 seconds). Also adobe raw is very slow. I have had chat with adobe for more then 3 hours, but no solutio till now. case number ADB-26706242-D1H5 

workaround: Mac studio m1-ultra, 128gb int. mem., 2Tb int. pcie-ssd (nvme-apple silicon), Macos monterey 12.6. Upgrade to Ventura at the moment not possible, because of use softraid, incompatible at the moment.

 

Are there more people having this issue? Solution?

Thans in forward, with kind greetings, Ferdinand Bennink, Compleetinbeeld

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ferdinandb46509137Author
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November 9, 2022

Thanks, D Fosse,

I have compression off, in settings. (check mark that rule: turn off compression of PSD an PSB)

Optimize Compatibllity with PSD an PSB, changed to always, in stead of ask.

That last thing helped!, but not as it was.

I hope upgrade to Ventura will bring solution. New softraid version (7) seems to be compatible since yesterday (not beta anymore), have to take time to take secure steps, so if its done, I will come back an evaluate with you guys.

I will post once, in this thread 😉

D Fosse
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D FosseCommunity Expert
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November 7, 2022

If you have compression on with PSD/PSB, and compression off with TIFF, that could account for the difference. Compression is a massive slowdown especially with large files, and particularly if you have layers. Going from 10 seconds uncompressed to 90 seconds compressed is not uncommon.

 

Many of us turn PSD/PSB compression off in preferences, for this reason.

 

Please post only once, you won't get any more answers with duplicate threads, it just adds confusion.

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