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• It is possible to get the size of the Image file. (file size).

  Hello world

  It is possible to get the size of the Image file. (weight of the file) using java script...? or

  It is possible to get the size of the Image file from the metadata. (weight of the file) using java script...?

  Thanks in advance.

  -yajiv

  This would be because the file you were testing did not exist...

  var file = File("/c/folderName/fileName.jpg");
  if(file.exists){
      alert(file.length);
      }else{
          alert("File does not exist");
  }
  

• Where is the size of the image file?

  Where is the size of the image file in LR3? I don't see anywhere in the library module or develop module.

  One of the options for Panel metadata is full of details. If you select the file size is listed under mega pixels - see screenshot. If you don't see all the details using 'Exif and IPTC' instead

  

• Soft pictures for Mac: how to determine the size of the image file

  Question: in the Photos for Mac, how can I determine the size of a photo or a video file

  Set-up the info panel does not include the size of the file.

  

  Furthermore, I don't see any place where I can do a "show in finder" to find the information in this way.

  Thank you!

  Can you not with the right button on the image file in the folder, the images are stored in, select "Get Info" and then find the size of the file in this way?

• READ the size of the image file

  I need the size of the file (MB or KB) of a file that is already on the server.
  
  I could do a CFFILE READ, but it will put the image in memory, which I can't do because of the potentially huge size of the files. CFIMAGE does not seem to have a variable size of output for the action of the INFO.
  
  I could do a CFDIRECTORY and browse to find the file size of the file, but my directory has hundreds of thousands of files.
  
  Any ideas?
  
  THX!

  If you have the name of the file in a variable, you can place a filter on your CFDIRECTORY (FILTER = "" #myFilename # "") and to get only the properties for this file returned.

• Reduce the size of the image file for web use without pixelation

  Can someone help me understand how to better reduce images for fast loading (in slide shows in Muse) web. I did save it to the web in PS and they are super pixelated now. The only versions that don't lose quality are of the original size, and they are large files. Any help is appreciated.

  Can someone also tell me what size each image should be, which is considered to be a too big size (KB) for web images? Thank you, Hillary

  30 quality is quite small, I would use at least 60-70, the file size should be around 100 k, which is very good to go higher up to 200 k is normal, especially with the HiDPI (Retina Display) on newer systems.

• I want to increase the size of the image icons in the palette to open the file, see them much

  I need to increase the size of the image icons in the palette of open files, see them much. Used to be a slider, wasn't there?

  Open files dialogue is controlled by your operating system.

  If you need more great icons and you use 10 Windows, the dropdown Options is in the upper right corner.   See screenshot.

  

  What is the slider that you are looking for?

  Nancy O.

• Opening files jpg as raw... size of the image

  My desktop color correct thousands of images per day for newsprint. These come in mainly sub form of files jpg and some eps targets. Most of them need a lot of work in color correction, and I found that the jpg with the dialog box open THOUGHT and tweaking them it can be a huge time saver (a menu with a bunch of sliders, against the opening of the curves, shadow light, hue/sat, color balance, etc.)

  However! There are two things that prevent us from using the opportunity to open jpg files and using the raw dialog box:

  1. size of the image. It is images of several clients who need us to preserve their original image size and dpi, whatever it is. Other customers want to keep us the width/height and rasample the image to 200 dpi. (example: take this 3 x 5 "@ 956dpi and make 3 x 5" @ 200 dpi) If I open one of their images in raw, I don't know what the original width/height were because the file has been resized to what I used on the last image. I noticed defaults to 240. The changes of dpi original jpg with each image we get. Is it possible to do the first dialog does not change the size of the image? Which brings me to...

  2. once I opened a jpg using the raw dialog box it will always open in raw (always change the size of the image.) If I want to just open my jpg as an ordinary image in photoshop, I have to go in camera raw preferences and turn off the ability to use raw to jpg. Is there a faster way to ignore the parameters of raw on a jpg, once it has been changed as raw?

  That is why we do not believe, even if it would be a huge advantage for us to be able to make these color corrections. If anyone has any ideas how to get around this, or even an easier workflow, I would appreciate it!

  # 1, if you look at the image in Bridge, you can note the dimensions and the resolution... then you put this same resolution resolution of the cab.

  # 2, none... as you note the preference of ACR, control or not Camera Raw will serve to open the image. You can use the SHIFT key by double clicking in Bridge to open the image directly into Photoshop and bypass ACR dlog, but Camera Raw will still be used if it is set to be used in the preferences...

  You will need to keep your image resizing in Photoshop because Camera Raw is not designed to do this kind of resize/resampling...it's designed initially as a raw processor and more later added the ability to open and process the camera JPEG and TIFF. Put those kind of controls in Camera Raw would not make sense since the end result of an open in Camera Raw image is supposed to be an image processed and opened in Photoshop. So, what you are wanting is really outside the scope of the concept of development... I'm sorry.

• How to reduce the size of the PDF file on scanned on my PMX922 docs

  I deal with a lot of documents, and I find that when I scan the docs on my MX922 the size of the PDF file is MUCH larger that the size of the original PDF file. That's what I see (on a document page 2):

  (Received) original size: 11 k

  Default scan (Quick Menu): 1061 k

  With compression high (Quick Menu): 116 k

  The Panel of the printer (res 150): 209 k

  Windows scanning app (150 res): 1495 k

  Scanning from the Quick Menu with high Compression seems to be the best, but it still somewhat adds to the file size. It's a big problem so I dal with many GREAT docs. Several times the size of the file increase prevents me from being able to send files. Is there anything else I can do? Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Hi 1wwjdbro,

  We can set the PDF to HIGH compression option in the utility of digitization of IJ and also select the image digitized transfer compression to reduce the file size of the PDF file. To do this, please follow these steps:

  1. open the utility of scanning IJ.

  2. in the Scan from Canon IJ utility window that opens, click SETTINGS... at the bottom right of the window. The settings dialog box is displayed.

  3. click on the SCAN of DOCUMENT option in the left pane of the window.

  4 in the right pane window, look for the box to COMPRESS SCANNED IMAGES to be TRANSFERRED in the Scan Options section and check it.

  5. then, in the SAVE the SETTINGS section, find the FORMAT of DATA field and ensure that PDF or PDF (multi-page) is selected, and then click the SETTINGS button to the right of the field.

  6. in the window that opens, find the COMPRESSION PDF section, then select TOP from the drop-down list. Click OK to close the window. You will be taken back to the SETTINGS window.

  7. once all settings have been selected in the SETUP window, click the OK button at the bottom of the window to save the changes. The IJ Scan Utility main screen is displayed.

  8. click the DOCUMENT button. Housing starts scanning. Click CANCEL to cancel the scan if necessary. The scanned images are saved to the location of the selected folder previously specified in the SETTINGS... window.

  I hope this helps!

  If you need more assistance, please call 1-866-261-9362, Monday - Friday 10:00 - 10 pm et (excluding holidays) and a technical support representative Cannon will be happy to help you.  There is no charge for this call.

• Change the size of the image

  When you try to send large images by e-mail, he advises that e-mail is very large, enamel will be sitting in the Outbox before moving on to air currents and so I am unable to send e-mail to the new recipient.

  I tried to compress the file zipping it but the size of the image is the same.

  Is there another solution to resize image on the surface RT?

  If you right click on an image or a sound file, you can see the size under properties. Resizing of until you try to send. There are many programs that can do this. I use to resize the pictures as soon as I download from my camera. A very simple freeware program.
   
   
  PIX Resizer
  http://BlueFive.pair.com/PixResizer.htm 
   

• Pre set the size of the final file

  I'll try to find a method that allows me to pre-define the size of the final file to for example 1.8 MB. The idea is that I can set the size of parameter file (e.g.1.8MB) and lets say a resolution of 72 dpi for example. I run the command and Photoshop reasambles image to pixel dimensions necessary until I find myself with a file exactly 1.8 MB with a resolution of 72 dpi.

  The reason why? I need to convert 3500 images that are exactly 1.8 MB. The pixel dimension are not relevant in this case

  N ° not in PS. It doesn't ever work under very specific conditions, in any case. You would need to settle on a format that uses no compression or a compression method that is predictable and compress the same amount regardless of the content of the image and the program must have a way to enforce a file of cropping and scaling automatically size to reduce the number of pixels. Sort of a safe for the Web on steroids, but using uncompressed TIFF or something else. It may even be necessary to run the algorithm of coding in reverse and in a loop of trial and error and even then, the question is, how exactly the size of the file must match. Apart from some obscure programming demos which produce images specifically companies or generate specific buffers for testing purposes, I have seen nowhere implementation practice.

  Mylenium

• Logitech C920 sequences is more than double the size of the original file

  Hi all

  I'm very new to adobe Premier Pro and I am just a little overwhelmed by the software. Here is my configuration of curect.

  Webcam: Logitech C920

  MIC: Blue Yeti

  I record video using OBS and it generates a file in the MP4 format. About a 10-minute film is at most 200 MB. Now, when I go to edit the clip in Premier Pro I understand that I must first begin a new sequence. This is my first problem: there is no predefined sequence that matches the C920 Locitech. So for now I'm just drag and drop the file into the time line. Is this correct?

  I can do the basic changes for now and that's fine, the problem comes when I go to export the images. I used H.264/Custom upstairs (MP4 format), I leave everything as it was. only 2 things I edit are the maximum and minimum flow for 10/16. I also check the box use overview at the bottom (I think that's what it was called) now when I hit Caryl export my PC Suite for about 10/15 minutes and give me a file that is about 700 MB in size. This is more than double the size of the original file. Why is this?

  If there is more information you need, I'll do my best to advise.

  Thank you

  If the C920 clip is the first clip you fall into an empty timeline, first expected to ask if you want to change sequence settings to match the clip (unless it is already). To be sure, simply right click on the clip in the project bin and select new sequence of the Clip and they will match for sure.

  The size of the exported video file is dictated by one thingand it is not frame size or frame rate - sampling rate is what determines the size of the file. If you want to halve the size of output file, you will need to reduce the flow rate by half.

  Rather than using Custom, maybe find a predefined existing H.264 which you gives the combination of quality and size of the file that you like? Make sure that the size of the image and the frame rate matches the source. How do you want to display or distribute material - on computer, on a device, online?

  I do not use the option use the previews - that means you take a temp make file and redisplay (transcoding) there again, adding a new generation of compression loss. By not checking this box, first visit the direct export from the source element format, by cutting out the middle man. I do not have a clip that is so effects loaded it will not play in the timeline panel to check the results, I don't bother making anything green. Everything is done at time of export anyway.

  Red, yellow and green make bars and what they mean. First work Pro area

  Thank you

  Jeff Pulera

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• How can I control the size of the BMP file created by freeze frame tool?

  I use the first 13 items on Windows 7

  When I run the tool freeze frame it creates a still image (bmp file) from an image in my video clip.

  The bmp file size can vary from 6076 KB, 2701 KB or KB 1013 and seems to be independent of the type of item (MPEG, MOV, AVI), size (1366 x 768, 1280 x 720, 1920 x 1080, 320 x 180, 720 x 480) or rate (29.97, 29,55. (29.04 25.00, 24.00) video.

  The size of the image seems to depend on the project folder, in which it was created.  The same clip can produce a 6076 bmp or bmp file 2701 whereby one project (prel) the tool Freeze Frame files was performed.

  
  

  I searched everywhere for a project setting that could establish a size by default files for output, but it seems not to be.

  
  

  Is it possible to control the size of the bmp file generated by freeze frame?   I need consistency,

  
  

  Thank you.
  

  David_F wrote:

  ..... For example, text on a 2701 KB file annotations appear more important than those on the 6071 KB file when clips of two different subprojects are combined in the master.

  .. .dimensions of image file 6076 KB (20 x 11/5 inches)

  Re thinking, try a few things and this sentence convinces me that you mix dimensions of the image in pixels and the size of the file in KB.   In addition, digital images have in. up to put on paper or screen.  All they have is the pixel dimensions.  Each pixel can have a lot or little information based on the color, brightness, etc. so the KB of size can vary even if the pixel dimensions only.

  I've set up a project in 640 x 480, put in a clip and freeze box a. BMP.  If you look at a file in Explorer and you pass the mouse over it, you get a date, size in pixels and size KB.  The result (you can see in the picture as an attachment) is the file with an image of 640 x 480, as the setting for the project.  In this case, a 900KO file size was necessary to store the data of this particular framework.

  If Visio is happy with JPEG files, there is a way through the publication & share > Image to better control the dimensions in pixels with settings under the Advanced button.  Using this method, I made a jpeg from the same exact with 1920 x 1080 pixel frame and 1,2 MB in file size.

  I am convinced that your changes in the size of the text are due to dimensions in pixels and have nothing to do with the size of the file.  Of course I was wrong more than once and tips can be useful what you actually pay!

• Why is there a difference between the size of the image in photoshop and the investigator?

  I compare this picture here... In photoshop, he says 1.03 MB, and it is said in the finder 217 k.  Same location of the file, even on my computer.  Anyone know why?  Thank you!!!

  

  
  

  
  

  Because there is a difference between the size of the physical FILE of a recorded file, and the actual size of the same file MEMORY use when it is opened in an application.

  Jpg is a file format of an image compressed with loss that compresses the image data when recording. When you open this file in Photoshop, it will be decompressed in memory, as Photoshop requires access memory of uncompressed data.

  Simple as that. Try to save as uncompressed tiff file. You will notice that the file size will be the same as the open in Photoshop.

• How can I reduce the size of the pdf file?

  Hello, can you pls tell me how can I reduce the size of the pdf file?

  @@

  Hello

  Open a PDF in Adobe Acrobat.

  Go to file > save as other > optimized PDF

  In the dialog box optimization PDF

  Under ' make it Compatible with: "drop down select Acrobat 9.0 or higher.

  You can also check the other about the downsampling images and fonts Unembedding.

  Click Ok and save the PDF file

  Thank you

  Abhishek