Most photo software has a tool to increase/decrease the size of an image.
Dafydd.
Have you ever put an image through a software and then it just got smaller?
How would u resolve this thanks!
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Have you ever put an image through a software and then it just got smaller?
How would u resolve this thanks!
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Most photo software has a tool to increase/decrease the size of an image.
Dafydd.
Only when I want it to.
But I always work on a copy of an image file and not the original. That way, if I do make a mistake, or if the software fails in any way, I still have the original to use.
Mark
My old digital camera didn't compress that well. To fix that I would load the pic into my then fav photoeditor and save it. Bingo, the file size would fall and I had to zoom down to the pixel level to spot changes.
Nothing going on here at all.
Bob
PS. There is some magic with JPEG image quality set to 51. It's on the web.