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<blockquote data-quote="WayneF" data-source="post: 328398" data-attributes="member: 12496">I cannot duplicate that in Faststone if outputting TIF from Adobe Raw...And I don't know about this problem at all, but there certainly is such a thing as a multipage TIF file.&nbsp; &nbsp; A little like a PDF, in that it is multiple images in one file, that you scroll through (but TIF does not have PDF text features).&nbsp; Multipage TIF is normally used for images of documents, and in document software, but it is not a common feature in photo editors, which mostly cannot show multipage.Faststone does have multipage support, but I don't know why Nikon would?You might open this TIF in Irfranview, which also has multipage TIF support.&nbsp; It has a menu: Options - Multipage Images, which has a Edit Multipage feature.&nbsp; My point is, it may at least help identify the file and the problem as a multipage TIF issue.&nbsp;&nbsp; I can't imagine why Nikon would output multipage though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WayneF, post: 328398, member: 12496"] I cannot duplicate that in Faststone if outputting TIF from Adobe Raw... And I don't know about this problem at all, but there certainly is such a thing as a multipage TIF file. A little like a PDF, in that it is multiple images in one file, that you scroll through (but TIF does not have PDF text features). Multipage TIF is normally used for images of documents, and in document software, but it is not a common feature in photo editors, which mostly cannot show multipage. Faststone does have multipage support, but I don't know why Nikon would? You might open this TIF in Irfranview, which also has multipage TIF support. It has a menu: Options - Multipage Images, which has a Edit Multipage feature. My point is, it may at least help identify the file and the problem as a multipage TIF issue. I can't imagine why Nikon would output multipage though. [/QUOTE]

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