I have a big image (a surface) that I want to extract a piece of.  Because I am zooming in I need to increase the grid resolution to avoid the jaggies.  Clipbox allows me to select the subregion, but since it does not reduce the memory requirements I still run out of memory when I try to refine the grid.  Is there any way to select a subregion (e.g. a rectangle) that also reduces the memory requirements?  The only other way I can think of to do what I want to do would be to edit the input datafiles.  One of these is easy to handle since I create it, the other is a TIFF file.  Which raises a second question: can someone suggest a good public domain TIFF editor that I could use to extract a specified rectangle?
 
thanks
Gib
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