Why Photoshop to compress my file size?

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• Why the same photo's file size different in Photos and in the Finder?

  I have a photo size 4608 x 3456. When I open the file information in the Apple's Photos app, it says that the file is 7.8 MB. When I open the same photo in the Finder and look at the news file, it is said that it is 3.1 MB on the disk. Why does this happen? All other metadata is the same in the pictures, Finder, Lightroom or Photoshop, but I can't understand why the file size seems to have changed since I dragged photo pictures to the Finder.

  Thank you.

  How you view the photo in the finder (you shouldn't be messing around inside the photo library)?

  If you export or drag / drop you create a new file with a different compression - using export allows you to control what

  LN

• Why photoshop cs6 stopped opening files?

  Hello!

  Today, all of a sudden my photoshop cs6 stopped opening files. Drag & Drop and file > open... does not work. Only the system restart solved this but only for a while.

  Someone at - there a sulution for this problem? THX

  Hi mmatrix,

  Greetings.

  • Try to re-create preferences - restore preferences quickly by using a keyboard shortcut: press and hold Alt + Ctrl + Shift (Windows) or Option + command + shift (Mac OS) when you start Photoshop. You are prompted to delete the current settings. New preferences files are created the next time you start Photoshop
  • Open PS, click Help - updates and make sure your PS CS6 is up-to-date.
  • An update (if available), restart your computer.

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• Why I get more LARGE file size if the resolution is SMALLER?

  I had a video that I got from someone in 1080 p (mp4) and it was 7MB

  Then I changed it to 480 p (mp4) and then it was 9MB

  How do I make the file size my most small?

  It is the only way to reduce the rate of export data.

  Data rate determines the quality!

  9 MB for 20 seconds is already very low.

• Why is my much smaller file size than when I used the adobe ideas

  I use adobe ideas and my drawings are usually on 10 meg. Now, using Adobe draw my file for the very similar designs size is only 1 meg. How can I change the size of the files to get the maximum resolution?

  Hi Magicwand,

  The only way to increase the size of the drawing is to be sent to the desktop computer. You use the versions of creative cloud of our software?

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• Differences in file size

  Two questions...

  1. I get the following warning...

  

  I think that a file larger than 2 GB TIFF file does not any quality problem in LR - workflow of the PS... correct?

  It's just in connection with certain third-party programs, as says the warning box.

  2. this file... a uncompressed TIFF file... it is 1 GB inside the PS and it is 2.21 GB in the system folder.

  Whence this difference?

  Thank you...

  Photoshop is not a file editor it publishes documents of any size that you see in Photoshop is not a file size.  Size watch Photoshop are things like pixels and memory, use not size of the file.

• Why my file size results do not match between Photoshop and on my computer?

  I found something intriguing in CC PSD that I hope someone can explain to me.  I'm actually creating photo resizing tutorial and when I opened the picture in PSD I got these dimensions:

  

  But when the picture is turned on in Windows the size indicates a completely different size:

  

  I have advanced and resized the picture in PSD to 250 x 336 and reopened in PSD, it shows the size of the file to be 246K but in Windows and when clicked, it shows 130K so I don't know who is right now because they do not correspond to the top.

  If anyone has experienced this before?  Should I change something so that they match?  Please advise - thanks.

  Deaf Mike wrote:

  I'm trying to demonstrate the importance of WHY you should not upload a photo which is 19 MB size

  Yes, we can all agree on that. But note that even if the pixel dimensions are reduced to an appropriate size (800-1200 pixels or so), the file size can always be a problem because of things like the metadata.

  So for use web, you should always use the new export function or save for Web in Photoshop. These will remove the metadata and also allow you to optimize the compression level so that you can arrive at a reasonable file size, for the given pixel size.

• Why comments in the Details pane reduce a 30 MB tiff file size to 10 MB?

  I have a scan, which is a TIFF about 30 MB and I wrote a comment in the details pane to this topic.  When I saved the comment a window pops up with a message "Application of the properties as a reference" and then the file size has dropped to about two-thirds around 10 MB.

  What Vista did to my file?  And why?

  It's my pleasure - glad I could help him.  It is very interesting to transfer the file of 23 MB to Photoshop in Photoshop showing the original 86MB (which suggests that nothing actually happened to the file - it is just how Vista reports its size that seems to be wrong).  Maybe you've found a bug in the system - it wouldn't be the first.  It seems to me that you must ignore Vista file size reporting and information from Photoshop or any other programs that you use to work with images and TIFF files (not exactly the best location, but perhaps the only one available).

  If you want to pursue this, I would say the pictures and video Forum at: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistapictures/threads where people who specialize in issues of picture will be more than happy to help you with your concerns.

  Thanks for the comments.

  Good luck! Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Automatically compress a PDF file to be less than a specified file size

  Hello

  In adobe Photoshop, under save for Web, there is a function called optimization of size of the file, which allows you to specify the file size of your choice and will then work on appropriate compression to meet this size.

  Is there a similar feature for multi-page PDF files Adobe Acrobat? Open to the solutions of scripts.

  Thank you

  Cameron

  Not available in Adobe Acrobat format.

• Just upgraded to CS3 to CC.  My file sizes when registering for the web (.png) are growing exponentially.  Why?

  I have a small graphic in .psd I want to add a little more attention by adding a line to a part of the text.  After completing the editing and saving as a .png (normal for me), the file size has increased by a factor of ten.  I watched the recording settings and noticed that I had not checked compression.  Saved again, and it was still twice the size, 50 KB compared to the 27 KB.  I then returned to Photoshop CS3 and made the same exact changes, saved the file as a .png and it increased only by 3 KB.  I don't want my web graphics to develop there as much as it will slow down the experience especially on small devices.  What has changed?

  Have you tried file > save for Web and define the metadata None?

  

• Why the reduction in file size drastic in cropped images?

  I cropped just a picture of 9 MB a very SMALL amount and the resulting image was 756 KB. Why? Is this normal?

  What are the dimensions in pixels before and after cropping? The file size is normally determined when you export a copy of the cropped image. It will depend on the settings you choose in the dialog box export for example image size, resolution and jpeg quality unless you export as PSD or by another file format which normally have larger files. In summary, that the file size is not that important as long as the image meets the requirements of your destination ex a picture with a resolution of 72 DPI to average quality compression will be fine for use on sites and blogs while you would need a resolution of 240-300 PPI and of high quality if you were doing an impression.

• Why the file size does not change when I use "Process multiple Images" to add a watermark?

  Hello

  I use 11 elements. To add a watermark to a lot of JPG photos at the same time, I use the function 'process multiple files.

  I select a source folder and a destination folder and adds a number to three numbers for each file. I do NOT check the box marked 'change photo size. After that, I set the watermark I want printed on my photos and hit OK. All files in the source folder are processed and saved with a new name in the destination folder. Loyally.

  But. The file size of the new file is strongly reduced, compared to the original. He's going from 10 MB to 500 KB (in general). Why is this? Is there a way I can help?

  Kind regards

  / Mikael Lindgren

  File size reduction is the effect of jpeg compression. In the process several files dialog, check the bottom option "convert files to the format" and choose "jpeg max quality.

• Why the file size is reduced when the visibility of the layer is hidden?

  With the same PSD file, I have hidden the visibility layer and recorded another copy, and I noticed that the file size is significantly reduced.

  Anyone know why?

  Thank you

  When you maximize the verified compatibility, Photoshop records a version flattened your file in the psd. When you hide the layers and save, of course, the flattened version will consist of your file psd with these missing layers. If these layers had a lot of additional information, as opposed to simply a lot of white space or easily compressible full areas, then you will see a difference in file size.

• Only able to compress the file 14 KB, why?

  I want to compress a Word Document using Windows Vista Zip and compress file folder of 34 MB to 22 MB, but I have only 14 KB of memory of zip. What I am doing wrong?

  Hello

  
  There is no option to customize the size of the zip file in Windows Vista. To compress the file to the size you mentioned, you will need to download a zip program to third parties using your favorite search engine.
   
  Important:
  
  With the help of third-party software or a link, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third party software or link can be resolved. Using third-party software or a link is at your own risk.
   
  See the bottom of the article for more information about zip files in Windows Vista.
  
  Compress and uncompress files (zip files)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/compress-and-uncompress-files-ZIP-files  
   
  Hope the information is useful.

• When you open a photo to the Lightroom file in Photoshop the photo file size is automatically reduced. How can I fix it?

  When you open a photo to the Lightroom file in Photoshop the photo file size is automatically reduced. How can I fix it?

  misterv1 wrote:

  Example image

  3504 x 2336 @ 240 ppi JPEG original image size now the size of the image is 3504 x 2336 @ 72 dpi.

  So, in my words, your picture has not changed somehow in Photoshop. There is no sense and doesn't matter the number of ppi. The important numbers are pixels.