Image of JPEG quality problem

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• How to do this: Photoviewer, Windows cannot save changes to the image due to a problem with the properties of the file!

  Hi, I'm trying to post a photo, but whenever I have try rotation to the right, it says something like: can't save changes to the image due to a problem with the properties of the file. My laptop is MS, but the photos were taken on the Iphone. How to do this?

  I don't know if the following links answer your question, but
  they may be worth a visit:

  Good luck and * proceed at your own risk *.

  FWIW... There is a very long discussion (several pages) to the
  following link:

  Cannot change the imported iPhone 4S photo
  https://discussions.Apple.com/thread/3444951?start=0&TSTART=0

  More Discussion

  iPhone 4S image properties is not compartible with Windows?
  Editing can be done on the computer due to the error
  "Windows Photo Viewer cannot save changes to this picture.
  because there is a problem with the properties of the image file".
  Any help?
  https://discussions.Apple.com/message/17291884#17291884

  More Discussion:

  We cannot turn a few photos in Windows 7 (but can turn others)
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-pictures/cant-rotate-some-photos-in-Windows-7-but-can/3a809845-9144-4BB1-9bb3-ab4f5b856524

  A simple solution is to open the photos in paint or most other
  digital image editor and modify it.

  Some people have reported success using the following free download
  to remove the metadata.

  Property restrictions stripper iphone 4S (JPEG & PNG Stripper)
  http://www.SteelBytes.com/?mid=30&cmd=download&PID=15

  Here's a way to turn...

  Easily turn locked iPhone 4 and 4 s Photos in Windows 7 with
  the rotator Lossless JPEG free
  http://www.daleisphere.com/easily-rotate-locked-iPhone-4-and-4S-photos-in-Windows-7-with-the-free-JPEG-lossless-Rotator/

  Free download JPEG Lossless rotating
  http://annystudio.com/software/jpeglosslessrotator/

• Question - how to save a transparent image to JPEG? - But we know all THAT JPEG does not support transparency.

  We know all that JPEG doesn't support transparency, but the attached file is in JPEG format with transparency and opening the file in Photoshop cs4 its error display (screen shot below) and I tried out in the procedure below

  Opening files in ms-paint and new re-registration in png or JPEG, but shows error like this "complete transparency will be lost" (screenshot attached)

  File ms paint

  

  Image to the site with transparent

  

  Original image - in JPEG format

  

  Photoshop error

  

  Please help me with this problem

  Thank you

  Another thing to try in photoshop cs4 is to go to file > open as and select PNG and then click Open.

  

• Images of poor quality output of HTML5 reference page

  I was struggling with quality results look bad for all of my graphics stored in my reference pages when publishing in html5 or other digital format.

  Here are the details:

  • I have several pictures svg of high quality that are stored in my automatic placement reference pages above and below paragraphs.
  • These images are great on the screen and in the pdf output
  • All the options have been correctly resolved output to publish (outputs-> optimization - convert SVG to Raster Image not selected, Style mapping-> Distiller settings-use Image to generate the picture off, default format)
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  • Text in the pages of reference is also blurred images and bad quality jpeg

  Is there a way for Framemaker to output svg images on the pages of reference true svg image or am I out of luck?

  > Would it not possible to use a temporary workaround for:
  > usage directly on the body of the page

  No doubt like imported by reference in anchored frames. Which, of course, cannot be easily imitated if implementation of p has been via FrameAbove, as the FM has no anchor frame position choice for AboveCurrentLine (despite people asking for it for a quarter of century).

  > This is a huge setback for my project and I do not know how to proceed.

  What is the format of output delivery? If it is a plain text, like HTML5 or XML format, I would seriously consider writing a script to use towards the end of workflow to replace some garbage raster Adobe generates with the original SVG. Because these images appear to be signs of reprimand reviews and security, there are probably a very small number of identical data models to find and replace.

  > Is there any hope of it being fixed in the near future?

  I don't remember see Adobe is committed to such a thing in this forum, which is understandable for many reasons. Saw how long it took them to support this pass through preservation as SVG actually works (compared to when import SVG was first took over, and it was years), I'd start to immediately implement a Plan B and maybe a Plan C.

• How to create small PDF files with images of reasonable quality?

  Help me Obiwan Adobe!

  There seems to be several utilities on the web that claim to do this, but I thought I ask first of all experts. There must be some sort of step by step technical describes a place that allows you to create PDF files that have reasonable quality but which do not come with such extreme weight they can not be sent by e-mail.

  I saw suggestions ranging from using the footprint of the PDF in InDesign feature (sometimes it works, sometimes not), export from InDesign with the preset PDF/X1a (used to work ok, but now seems not chewable files down, as they used to) to adjust preferences for a lower screen resolution - not in export or save as dialog box - then saving it under a reduced size. I tried almost all the techniques I've seen but in vain.

  So I guess there is something that I am missing. Building a file InDesign you want to compress severely, is best to use JPEG files or other PDF files or something else for placed images?

  I know it's asking a lot and clearly native features of Acrobat are not much help, but I have several uses for this. I do a lot of book design and prefer to send drafts for customers who are at least pretty good for them to watch without blurry images. I would also like to set up a portfolio PDF that does not require the sending by FTP. In fact most of the places that ask for my PDF portfolio want less than 1.5 MB. It seems impossible.

  So there you go. Somebody needs to write a book. In fact, if I get a good orientation, maybe I'll do it.

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  . Jpg can be a possible reason for blurred images. JPEG files are not generally recommended for use with PDF files, although many people use. Usually, TIF or PNG are recommended for bitmaps with PDF files.

• Why can't I save is more edited images as jpeg in CS6 file?

  What save dialog box appears, under saving Options and next to layers there is a yellow triangle with an exclamation point indicating the layers are not saved. My images are 72 dpi, I changed the resolution of the screen and no results. I value RGB and 8-bit/channel image. Someone else has had this experience? (It saves fine in psd, however). Help!

  OK, you need to know what you want to do with your image. For example, if it is for the web, the best way to save in jpg format is...  File-save for Web, then you will see a box with four pages, you can choose: Original which is going to be your original image,... Optimized which is a lower quality version. 2 and 4.

  When you click on tab 4 - Up you see your original image in the upper left corner, as you have your image in 3 different windows with different size and speed. You can click on each window and inside the screening at the top right, choose JPEG. and you can change the quality from low to high, or drag the slider quality of different quality.

  NOTE: when you do file - save for Web, you will get a flatten Image... you will lose your layers.

  It is always best if you pull your higher Res images, such as 240, or 300 dpi and later re - sample the image of inferior quality for the web. If you have the original in higher Res image, first of all, you should go to the size of the Image for example height 1200 Pixel in the Image. If you go ahead and save the file to the web, then you don't need to change the resolution. don't forget to sharpen your image when you re - sample

• Lightroom 4: beginners about Jpeg quality issues, settings, and workflow etc.

  I'm about to start editing pictures and using Lr (4) for the first time. This is why I have a plethora of questions about JPEG and Lr 4 files. I apologize in advance for the obscene length and perhaps bad English.

  I currently shoot RAW, but I have thousands of JPEG files. I would like to avoid losing the quality of JPEG images (by re-record and recompression unnecessarily) and be able to manage and edit them as efficiently as possible.

  Could you please confirm or correct the following assumptions:

  1 Lightroom 4 only re-record and re-compress JPEG images when you export the. So there's no loss of quality, no matter how much and how many times you change (in the develop module or by altering the metadata by adding keywords etc.) before exporting it. In addition, the exported file is a copy and the original is left as is, then you can continue to work on the photo without loss in Lr.

  2. the metadata record (recording manually or have the "Automatically write changes into XMP" - option on) to the XMP space inside the JPEG file does not cause re-record and recompression of JPEG in a way that would result in losses of quality (it only changes the image of the file part).

  3 point number 2 is true even if you choose to include parameters in the metadata to develop by turning 'Include develop settings in metadata in JPEG, TIFF, and PSD files'.

  4. recording of metadata in JPEG format changes the date for change as indicated in the Finder. There is no way to avoid this parameter or dresser.

  5. "automatically write changes into XMP" and "Parameters of development to include it in the metadata in JPEG, TIFF, and PSD files" must be turned off, unless you plan to edit these files in another program that includes the data (for example another copy of Lr, Photoshop, Bridge etc.).

  6 original JPEG can be exported without recompression and loss of quality by choosing export as originals. In this case, no retouching (balance of whites etc.) will be visible, but the changes in the metadata will be present (only) if the metadata has been saved in the JPEG described in points 2 and 3.

  7 JPEG files can be renamed to import or later without recompression and quality loss (even if this information is not only stored in the Lr catalog because the name is also changed in Finder etc.).

  8. There is no advantage to convert a JPEG to a lossless (i.e. DNG) format if you plan to change them in Lr and then export the final versions.

  9 goal profiles only work on RAW images. However, you can change lenses profiles to make them fully applicable to JPEG as well. All you need to do is change "True" to "False" in the following line of the XMP file:

  [stCamera:CameraRawProfile] True [/ stCamera:CameraRawProfile]

  10. the JPEG file should never be resaved in JPEG, but in Lr is not possible without exporting.

  11 create virtual copies, moving between folders etc. does not cause recompression or quality loss.

  And a few more questions:

  A. are there any (other) settings or practical should I be aware of or avoid in order to not lose the JPEG quality?

  B. Si the workflow with JPEG files are different in someway RAW workflow in order to achieve maximum quality / efficiency.

  C. is there a separate edition of the presets for JPEG and RAW files? If so, FIRST presets can be applied to the JPEG format as long as the look resulting is nice?

  (D) where can I find good profiles goal JPEG (for the K-5 of Pentax or Olympus XZ-1), free JPEG editing presets and Lr tutorials on editing of JPEG, such as how you can change certain settings without going overboard etc. ?

  Thank you in advance!

  (1) Yes

  (2) Yes

  (3) Yes, this is only additional XMP-data

  (4) Yes (it is not)

  (5) Yes, or if you want to import into another LR catalog by simply using images

  6 a Yes), without recompression and quality loss

  No. 6B), backup of metadata in the file is not necessary, it is always included in a file exported as "Original".

  (7) Yes, the result is only an o/s rename operation (not to mention that the update of the catalogue)

  (8) Yes

  No. 9 a), there are some profiles of lenses delivered with LR that work on the JPEG files and there may be some available for download

  9 (b) Yes, but the results wouldn't be fair, because JPEG rendering in camera in some cameras includes the corrections, which are already applied in the JPEG format and could lead to double correction fi a raw lentils profile is applied to the JPEG (i.e. vignetting)

  (10) Yes

  (11) Yes

  (A) is not I know (besides the export quality choice)

  (B) NO.

  Ca no.)

  Yes CB)

  DA) I can see the following lens JPEG profiles in the Adobe Lens profile Downloader:
  
  None for Olympus so. Try the Internet.

  DB) I don't know of all those specific for JPEG, I would try the Internet.

  Beat

  PS: Can I get 10 points for each question, if the answer is correct? :-)

• Reducing JPEG quality sometimes works

  I did over a hundred of files flash with JPEG files imported and have had no trouble getting the global jpeg quality setting to affect them. Now, I have a similar ten fla files that a contractor has done and I can't get the Jpeg quality setting to affect the published files.
  
  The point is that I know that this setting can have an effect on imported bitmap jpeg images because I did so many times now.
  
  Now, in my own projects, all jpeg bitmaps are set to 'use document default quality' and affects the global setting. The contractor projects have the same settings, but the global setting has no effect.
  
  The only thing that I am wary of is its point of original bitmap properties that can be found on his computer, not mine. The fact that its sources are not available would have something to do with it?
  
  Rob Mack

  Here's the answer. My previous several thousand jpeg images were saved with the progressive switch put on the market.

  Obviously, Flash Compress bitmaps to no progressive JPEG. If the assets are already in this format, then flash using the original file as that is the default value. However, if the assets of jpeg's progressive format then Flash has recompress it.

  The effect is that progressive JPEGs can be affected by the global project jpeg quality settings but non-porgressive JPEG can be affected by settings.

  How this affects a user depends on what you want to do. In my case, I do dozens and dozens of files that look a lot like slideshows and it is more convenient adjust compression in the project settings to get the file size down. For most users, they went to a bit of trouble getting a 'just' jpeg image and do not want the global setting to assign it. Most often users they would save no progressive JPEG files, in fact given that the setting of the project will jump them is the best way forward during the mixing of the jpeg and png images.

  For someone in my situation where you need to be able to Compress bitmaps, you either register with progressive JPEG files on or you save bitmaps in PNG format. Overall, using PNG will probably cause less damage to overall image, but it increases your storage a little needs.

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