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   * **JPEG 2000 / A3D Compressor** from Anything 3D ([[http://www.anything3d.com]])
-Most of these compression tools will choke on images that are larger than your main memory. Also TIFF images beyond 2GB are a problem for most conversion tools (since the TIFF standard is only a 32bit standard).
+Most of these compression tools will choke on images that are larger than your main memory. Also TIFF images beyond 2GB are a problem for most conversion tools (since the TIFF standard is only a 32bit standard (( While there is a 64-bit extension to TIFF, it's hardly supported.))).
 For large scale compression we recommend **Power Compressor** by Hexagon (http://www.hexagongeospatial.com/products/power-portfolio/compression - formerly ER Mapper) or Manifold® System by manifold.net (http://www.manifold.net) for the budget conscious.
-====== OpenEXR related tools ======
-We recommend **ProEXR** ( [[http://www.fnordware.com/ProEXR/]] ), there you will also find some simple command line tools to display OpenEXR images or to extract detailed information.
-New applications such as **Affinity Photo** ( [[https://affinity.serif.com]] )  also support OpenEXR images (as well as layered OpenEXR images) natively.
+<- batch_converter|^|^openexr_tools|->

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