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

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• photo file size is reduced by half when exporting or by e-mail

  I have updated to Yosemite and so have pictures instead of iPhoto. When I tried to send a picture from the pictures inside the size in the e-mail was half the size of the file specified in the metadata of the image and photos (786 KB up to 339 KB). I've even exported to my office and attach the photo to an email and got the same result.  and Yes, I have selected 'real size' for the size of the image in the email.  What are the options for choose the file size and quality when you export that we have in iPhoto? is it hidden somewhere else? Thank you

  In the email body size is selected in this menu?

  

  

• Anyone know why the phone was hidden on white on iphone and ipad, but that works on android, how to fix?

  Anyone know why the phone was hidden on white on iphone and ipad, but that works on android, how to fix? TKX

  iOS devices automatically detect the phone numbers and make a link. We use link styles you have defined.

  Go to Site settings and create a new style of link with colors that will work and apply.

• How to reduce the file size or reduce the document during the conversion to PDF.

  I have to download an onlind doc and can't download it if it is in PDF format.  I converted it all right, but they limit the saize equal to or less than 5 Meg file.  The file is a page, and it says it's Meg 6.3, so it won't, except the transfer of files.

  Hi speck300,

  If you want to reduce the file size of a PDF document, you must use Acrobat. If you do not have Acrobat, you're certainly welcome to try for http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html. Acrobat Pro, there are several options to reduce the size of the file, including the file > save as other > PDF of reduced size and file > save as other > PDF optimized.

  Best,

  Sara

• 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.

• SWF file size increases considerably when animated

  I'm trying to apply a simple animation to a project in Flash 8. The project consists of a single piece of work, any vector, which boasts a very simple animation to walk across the stage in moving horizontally.
  
  When the Flash file is NOT animated, and I publish the SWF file, it is about 10K. However, when I create a single image key and tween, so that the work will be going on the stage, the resulting SWF file is about 300K. I do not understand how to add a single keyframe would be the large output SWF.
  
  Later, I tried an experiment and turned the vector illustrations in a PNG file. When I hosted this, I don't have the problem of inflation of file size. I think that this work of vector would almost always smaller than bitmap images files.
  
  Someone has an idea of what I'm doing wrong here? I think that such a simple animation would add only a small amount of information on the SWF output.

  make a movieclip instead of a chart

  graphics do not save space.
  --
  Jeckyl

• Why the layer effects do not work for the photos in Photoshop CC?

  Layer effects do not appear in Photoshop CC for the photos. They work very well for text, but not for any image. The layers in the image are unlocked, I've updated to Photoshop and I erased the preferences but still nothing. Any suggestions?

  Promote the selection into a new layer (Ctrl or Cmd + J to copy; CTRL or Cmd + Shift + J to cut), then try to apply the layer style.

• Why Mp3 files will not play when you click it?

  Win Xp Sp3
  Firefox 32.0.3

  I can't my mp3 on Box.net to play. This link opens a player, but when I push the 'Play' button, nothing happens.

  https://app.box.com/s/s2yq8eokzcrihprv63yl

  In the console of the Web Developer, I see a message saying that the file can not be decoded.

  f_21818880347 Media resource https://app.box.com/preview/f_21818880347.mp3 could not be decoded.

  This problem is new. Firefox has always worked before. I don't know how long I had the problem without knowing on the subject.

  If you use extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) which can block content (e.g., Adblock Plus, NoScript, Flash Block, Ghostery) then make sure that these extensions are not blocking content.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• Why my file size is limited?

  I bought this program to convert a short novel for children in pdf format. and now they tell me its too big... Boo. whistling.

  not happy.

  Acrobat.com online conversion services are limited to 100 MB each.

  If you need to convert large documents, you need Acrobat.  You can download the fully functional 30-day Acrobat Pro XI of https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/acrobat-downloads.html trial

• Why different size of the PNG-24 file format: vs deletion of pixels in the layer mask

  I noticed in Photoshop CS5.1 and CS6 strange behavior when saving web files in the PNG-24 format.

  CASES1.

  I have a layer photo 260 x 360.

  Create square 200 x 200 and layer mask to hide selection (effect: transparent square hole inside)

  Save for web in format PNG-24 (transparency)-> 131.4 k file size

  CASE2.

  I have a layer photo 260 x 360.

  Create the square Marquee 200 x 200 and delete pixels (effect: transparent square hole inside)

  Save for web in format PNG-24 (transparency)-> 66,93 k file size

  Both pictures got same transparent square hole, but sizes are so different. Using mask does not reduce the size of the file PNG24. Why is it like that, bug?

  

  For cases 1 and 2 the number of pixels in the image is exactly the same thing then you must consider other factors to take into account the file size differences.

  Assuming that the image is a RGB/8 image:

  1 uses a mask which means that it is a picture of four channels that require 32 bits per pixel.

  Case 2 has no mask is only a picture of 3 channels that require 24 bits of pixel.

  If the content of the data in Photoshop is different for the two cases, and the psd for case 1 file size would be larger than in case 2.

  In PNG, transparency of files can be specified by declaring the individual pixels to be transparent or an alpha channel can be added. Again, it is 24 bits per pixel compared to 32 bits per pixel.  If Photoshop, using enregistrer save for Web, creates an alpha channel for cases 1 and says the individual pixels to be transparent in the case 2, then the differences in file size that you can find should.

  Paulo

• The file size on Insert

  My image file sizes increase dramatically when I insert them. A jpg (a rest) is 9.87 KB but when I insert it into DW reading shows that the addition of 120K! An another jpg (banner) starts at 20K, but when inserted it is 70 K. is it related to the use of layers? I'm just starting to DW so I have to do something wrong. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

  I just thought of it. Problem of diversion. Thanks for the help.

• When I send an email with an attached file it will reduce my 300 DPI photoshop file to 74 Dpi

  How can I stop my photoshop file to be reduced when I send the file? He goes from 300 DPI to 74 DPI when it sends.

  Changing the ppi to 300 to 72 has no effect on the quality of the file.

  PPI is just metadata used by printer drivers to calculate print size - all that matters are the dimensions in pixels, that won't change.

  You see, what the e-mail program or the program open the image assigning a 72 PPI.

  The pixel dimensions remain unchanged.

• Captivate 3 - everyone figured out how to reduce to a CP project file size?

  Greetings,

  I think that this question has been asked before, but I was unable to find a solution to the problem and I was wondering if someone else (a solution).

  Some people called this phenomena "file bloat".

  I'm using Captivate 3. In the process of adding and deleting slides the .cp file gets quite large. I tried to do the thing of "save under...". ». I also tried the unused resources removal (graphics, backgrounds, etc) and save the file again. Nothing seems to work.

  I tried to import a project into an empty project (the application seems to work, but nothing happens). I tried export in XML format and the file will not import (corrupted).

  If someone managed to find an answer on how to remove unused slides/resources of a Captivate project "inflated". Apart from rebuild the project file from scratch is there a solution?

  Thank you

  TPK

  Hello

  The only way I've ever seen a reduction in file size Captivate 3 was by performing the following steps:

  1. Open a second instance of Captivate.
  2. Create a new empty project of same size as the other instance.
  3. Switching between instances, copy slides of the bloated and paste into the fresh.
  4. Save a new and the file size is reduced.
  5. Throw away the old one.

  Note that you will probably need to restore links that you had.

  Just a note special here on one of the things that you have tried. You said that you exported in XML format. I don't think that you can export as XML and then import XML into a new project. I think that the XML export works very similarly to the export of Microsoft Word. Only the exported project he will be able to properly re - import. If I understand correctly, the XML export is designed to Captivate developers who need to locate (translate) their projects.

  See you soon... Rick

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• 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.

• 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.