I'm sorry, I forgot to show how to write out the image, silly me! 
$img->write(
  { 
   file  => $tmp->filename, 
   type  => 'tiff', 
   class => 'fax',
   }
);

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And then in order to get the Group4 compression I did resort to ImageMagick's convert util. 
   system("convert -page Letter -compress Group4 $filename $filename")
+;

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The last part I'm still not completely happy with, but since this is a batch process I didn't have to worry so much about having the extra system call.

-- More people are killed every year by pigs than by sharks, which shows you how good we are at evaluating risk. -- Bruce Schneier

In reply to Re^3: Creating Tiff's from perl by mpeters
in thread Creating Tiff's from perl by JediWizard

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