Compression / optimization of image sizes

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• I'm trying to reduce the file size of a jpeg file, but the dialog box under image > image size reflects a much smaller that the file is. I saved the image after resampling and by reducing the size of the image, reduced the pip to 72 and lowered the qua

  I'm trying to reduce the file size of a jpeg file, but the dialog box under image > image size reflects a much smaller that the file is. I saved the image after resampling and simplistic image, the pip size reduced to 72 and lowered the low quality only to see the minimum file size reduction. Why the dialog box in photoshop gives me a different file size than my computer and how do I solve this problem? Thank you!

  The Image Size dialog box dialog box shows the uncompressed size.

  Your operating system (Explorer/Finder) shows the size compressed. (size on the disk)

  If you use save for Web, you can see the compressed size, but also an overview.

• Best practices for the compression of the image in dps

  Hello! I read up on best practices for the compression of the image in dps and I read the asset from the source of panoramas, sequences of images, Pan and zoom images and audio skins is resampled not downloading. You will need to resize them and compress them before deleting the in your article, because the dps do not do it for you. Hey can do!

  So Im also read as he active source of slideshows, scrolling images, and buttons ARE resampled as PNG images. Does this mean that DPS will compress for you when you build the article? Does this say I shouldn't worth going bother to resize these images at all? I can just pop in 300 DPI files 15 MB used in the print magazine and dps will compress their construction article - and this will have no effect on the size of the file?

  And this is also the case with static background images?

  
  

  Thanks for your help!

  All images are automatically resampled to based on the size of the folio you do. You can put in any image resolution you want, it's not serious.

  Neil

• I need to compress files large pdf (size 40-55 MB) to something closer to 12-15 MB. Using the Save-as-others does not make them not quite "light". Can I customize the setting of MB?

  I need to compress files large pdf (size 40-55 MB) to something closer to 12-15 MB. Using the Save-as-others does not make them not quite "light". Can I customize the setting of MB?

  

  1. First make a backup copy of
  2. Next go to save as another
  3. Choose optimized PDF
  4. Then when the window opens click the tab fonts
  5. Delete all the duplicate font styles (example if you have 5 copies of Helvetica Bold delete f our copies.)
  6. Then choose the Images tab
  7. Now reduce the quality of the graphics at no 250 DPI except black and white not higher than 100 dpi

  Now click OK and then save the file under a new name.

  If what that will be used to make the quality of the business meeting so do not this, using a Cloud service and send a link to the people.

  If your planning to use online or send in email this will be enough.

• The image size is reduced - don't know why?

  Help! I have published a slew of images and need to print large prints (on the 24 x 30). When I export images, size is 11 x 14. The original files are HUGE - I don't know why the size of compression. I'm sure it's a simple solution, but I don't know what it is.

  I have a Mac OS X and Lightroom 3.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

  Angie

  Crop you the image? You set the output pixel size in the export dialog box?

  An original of 5184 x 3456 cannot be printed at 24 x 30 because the proportions do not match. The fact that elongation of match 4264 x 2843 and 24 x 30 indicates that you cropped the photo. But you cannot print 4264 x 2843 to 24 x 30 to 360 DPI (not dpi) because there are not enough pixels in the photo. 24 x 30 to 360 DPI is an image that is 8640 x 10800 and you don't have that many pixels. You can always print 24 x 30, but a lower PPI.

• In cs5 MB image size

  I use Aperture3 during most of my editing - only for complex work using PS. Two questions: can PS give me the size in MB of the image, I'm getting? And is it possible to adjust an image to a specific size in MB? Thank you, B.J.

  However, a test has proven this calculation is incorrect.

  This test? Can you explain?

  A thousand by thousand pixels image here shows as size 2.86 MB. Exactly what you'd expect.

  When this file is saved and closed, it may be of different sizes, depending on the format and compression. For example a white MP file 1, open is 2.86 MB, but the PSD file closed is only 104 KB! (Photoshop native format uses lossless RLE compression, it really apparent in solid color images)

  Keep in mind CLOSED and OPEN document (displayed in the window of doc in the post of the CP) size of the file. Two sides of the same coin.

  The image you "tested":

  Was it RGB?

  Was it 8/bit channel?

  All Alpha channels?

  Contain layers?

  You deal with RAW files?

  Also keep in mind file size also includes metadata (camera info, color profile, print size/PPI info, etc.).

  If you explain exactly what / how and WHY you want to do, you might get answers that help you more.

  "File size" seems to be a number of different things that I can get from the Panel "image size." However, MBs do not seem to be listed.

  When Photoshop indicates "M", it means MB. The wording of the Image Size dialog box is confusing.

• Optimize an image for a background of Web site

  I'm just starting a new Web site and had an idea to use a large image of research as background - a bit like this:
  
  link here
  
  It is a 80% JPG, but seems a little fuzzy - more noticeable on the edges of the sunflowers. It's already 92K so. It bumping up to 90% improved it, but increased the size of the file to more than 200K.
  
  Advice on the best way to optimize an image like this would be appreciated.
  
  See you soon.

  It seems pretty good to me. I think I'd be happy with it. 92 KB is already on
  the large size, remember not everyone has a broadband connection yet.

  You might have a play around with the 'Sélective jpg' feature (Modify >)
  Selective JPG > Save selection as JPEG mask) and save areas with the
  transparent white areas at a lower percentage (try 60) but to be honest I'm
  not sure it would be worth?

  Peter
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  | I'm just starting a new Web site and had an idea of using a great looking
  image
  | as the background - a bit like this:
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  | http://www.sunflowergardening.co.UK/
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  | It of a 80% JPG, but seems a little fuzzy - more noticeable around the
  edges
  | sunflowers. It's already 92K so. It bumping up to 90%
  improves
  | but increased the size of the file to more than 200K.
  |
  | Advice on the best way to optimize an image like this would be appreciated.
  |
  | See you soon.
  |

• Toshiba 32TL963 - menu of image size

  Hello

  In the "Image size" menu (access by button or via the Quick Menu), I need to press the "OK" button to select one of the formats in the list.
  But shortly before (I think) while stressing the format was enough to change the TV picture, press the OK"" button.

  Quelque_chose wrong with one) my TV or b) my memory?
  Please tell me the truth...
  Thank you

  Thank you for answering own question ;)
  May be useful for other users information.

• Image size for DVD part is bad 720 instead of project 1080, why?

  Hi all...

  I use the trial. Wanted to experience the burn on a DVD. I tried a few methods. When I choose to share via DVD the image size is reduced to 720 when the project, which I pointed out, is set to 1080. I checked all the information on all the sequences and to 1080. Can you please help me to understand why this is? Is it because it is a trial version?

  Need this burning by Jan 16 so I'm panicking a bit.

  I successfully exported a QuickTime desktop at full 1080 resolution. I am tired of this combustion, but it didn't... it may have been because of my DVD player or disc? DVD - RW? It takes +? ...

  Sorry I'm such a novice!

  I really appreciate your time and help-

  Nell

  It is actually 480, the vertical height. This is because the DVD is an obsolete format and does not support HD, SD Media strictly

• Reduce the image size in e-mail

  How can I reduce the size of the photos when they are sent with Windows Mail?  I know that I can reduce the size by selecting the image directly and by inserting in emails, but I want to send several photos in an email.   Thank you!

  How can I reduce the size of the photos when they are sent with Windows Mail?  I know that I can reduce the size by selecting the image directly and by inserting in emails, but I want to send several photos in an email.   Thank you!

  Open Windows Photo Gallery > you can select one image at a time > click email at the top > select your image size > click on attach > repeat the same procedure in the following image and so forth

  When in fact all the photos you've selected and resized will be attached to the same e-mail in Windows Mail. For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• CC 2015.5 settings dialog Print - Preview Image size incorrect

  I just upgraded to PSCC PSCS5 and the last installed update.

  When I was using PSCS5 I always had problems printing and have not used PS for printing since I Lightroom, which does a MUCH better job of handling the print job.

  I try to print a picture on paper photo 4 x 6 on a new Epson HC-P400 (the successor of the R1900 and R2000).  The Photoshop print settings dialog box, with the preview of the image, seems to show that it will print a tiny part in the middle of the complete picture, even if all the settings are set to adjust the image to the size of the paper.

  I'm afraid to try impression because this same issue has been a problem 5 or 6 years when I used PSCS5, and he would try to print the entire image, spray of ink everywhere inside the printer.

  How can I get PSCC to correct preview and print the image to the appropriate size?

  Here is a screenshot of the image in the main window of PSCC (reduced to 20%):

  

  And here's the print settings dialog box

  

  Note that the preview image is a little bit caught in the middle of the full image. Here is the driver dialog box that appears when you click on 'Print Settings... "in the window above

  

  And the tab layout...

  

  Hello

  would you please share a screenshot for the position and size when you print sessions

  In addition to checking the resolution of the image-> image size

  

• image size 11.5x5.5 will not be reduced to a perfect 5 x 2

  Hello!

  I have an image and trying to reduce a perfect 5 x 2

  The 11.5x5.5 of image size and it will not reduce to a perfect 5 x 2.

  Should it not true?

  No, the 11.5:5.5 ratio is 2.091:1, which is not the same as 5:2 = 2.5: 1

  Dave

• Get the necessary image size

  Very disappointed in the horses thanks to Adobe. Has been forced to take what we had to do this. Image quality is not at all like the previous program. Impossible to say what the image size is until buy you it and I need to cover and 3 inches at 72 pixels does not cut. Very very disappointed and aggravated.

  All the images once they are allowed are 300 dpi. The details of image for each image page shows you the pixel dimensions. Simply divide by 300 and you have your size in inches. If these images are vector (.ai) they do not have a dpi, as they can be resized as high or low as you like in Illustrator.

  As you can see in the screenshot below, the dimensions are 4365 x 4015 then the size of the image would be 14.55 x 13.4 in.

  Preview images are 72 dpi.

  

  Make sure that you download the images properly after licensing: I downloaded my 10 free images and they all have the Adobe watermark on them, so I can't use them. Why do they have a watermark on them?

• "Image size" Lightroom

  Is there a way to Lightroom to get the same information that you would get by looking 'Image size' in Photoshop? I regularly need to get the image size (* inches *) and sometimes the PPP also for images in my library of Lightroom and open each image I need this in Photoshop to get information - it's a little tedious sometimes. I'd rather not have to save the print in the name of the file size and they did with a few images - but since filenames are important to track, I would rather mess with names. Is there a way to get the size of the image in inches in Lightroom?

  Lightroom is a like Photoshop's Image Size dialog. because the original image is never changed - you can only resize when exporting. But you can see the dimensions in pixels of the image in the library, under option when it is set by default.

  Divide the pixel dimensions with the ppi that you plan to use, and the result is the size in inches.

  Note that the physical dimensions are not a property of a digital image - there only of the pixel dimensions.

  PPI, which is metadata, is used by printer drivers to calculate print size.

  So when you resize an image in Photoshop and set the size in inches, Photoshop done the math for you and you gives the impression that it works with the thumbs, but all calculations are made using the dimensions in pixels and ppi.

• DEFAULT to INCHES IN PS6 IMAGE > IMAGE SIZE > WIDTH/HEIGHT

  HOW CAN I MAKE DEFAULT INCHES INSTEAD OF PIXELS? WHEN I USE the FILE > NEW > IMAGE SIZE PANEL REPRESENTS the WIDTH/HEIGHT IN PIXELS. SO I HAVE TO I HAVE TO CLICK ON THE SMA; HE'S; DOWN ARROW AND SELECT INCHES... THIS HAPPENED A FEW DAYS AGO.

  It will change according to the preset you use.

  Print - imperial or metric depending on chosen paper type

  Web and screen - pixels

  If you choose custom, then, it remains to what was put in the final