not what he meantit isn't the physical size that matters, it is the file size.
There will be an 'optimisation' setting when you save your JPGs (check the help if you don't know how).
If you set it at about 90%, you will see no noticeable loss in image quality, but the file size will decrease dramatically (to about 80K for that pic).
(There will be an 'optimisation' setting when you save your JPGs (check the help if you don't know how).
If you set it at about 90%, you will see no noticeable loss in image quality, but the file size will decrease dramatically (to about 80K for that pic).
Slim has found god. He was down the back of the sofa.,
Thu 17 Apr 2003, 15:06,
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