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Images are taking way too long, even for small files

Community Beginner ,
May 11, 2024 May 11, 2024

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Some of my images take around 3-5 minutes to save. These files are not that big, around 2.76 gb. Others that are larger don't take any time at all. I've looked through Preferences but still can't figure why. Any help?

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May 11, 2024 May 11, 2024

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The biggest variable is compression. That can take a long time to process with a large file (and 2.8G is still quite large).

 

Layers take especially long time to compress.

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May 11, 2024 May 11, 2024

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Well, I failed to point out that I just got a new computer, Dell XPS 8960 with a i9 processor and 3 TB of memory. On my old computer right before I bought this new one I processed an image which was 3.36 gb and had more layers, which I had to save that as a .psb file. The other day I started noticing how long image started taking to save, so I processed the same image as the one I described above, starting from scratch, on my new computer to see if there was any difference. This new one was much smaller .tiff (not requiring to use psb) and less layers. The old larger psb document takes less much less time to save than the new smaller file. This is a mystery to me. 

 

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May 11, 2024 May 11, 2024

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But do you have compression on in preferences (PSB) or save options (TIFF)?

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May 11, 2024 May 11, 2024

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Are you asking me do I have "Disable Compression of PSD and PSB Files" checked? The answer to that is no, I do not.

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If you're saving PSBs, try to check that. It will cut save times 2-10x depending.

 

I keep compression off simply because I don't have time to wait two minutes for a big file to save, when it saves in 15 seconds uncompressed.

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May 12, 2024 May 12, 2024

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OK. Thanks. I didn't realize that somehow in the process of saving my images for the first time that the Image Compression for TIFF files in my Save As function box had gone to or defaulted from None to Zip.  Sometimes I go through mindless motions without looking at these things. I'm not sure how it went from None to Zip, but everything is fine now. Thanks again!

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