Reduced File Size when saving after editing in Photoshop....
By Gundam01
@Gundam01 (37)
United Arab Emirates
March 7, 2007 1:58pm CST
There is someone experienced that after editing and then saving your file are getting smaller although you want the maximum resolution... Because last time I edit one photo what ever I've done the file are getting smaller instead of getting bigger...
2 responses
@MrCoolantSpray (1005)
• United States
9 Mar 07
JPEGs are a "lossy" file format. Every time you save a jpeg, it compresses the file and you lose data. If you want to keep your data intact, use psd or tif file formats. psd (photoshop native) is fairly large, but you won't lose anything. Tiff offers some compression, but it's a "lossless" format, so you lose nothing when you save.
@Gundam01 (37)
• United Arab Emirates
9 Mar 07
Thanks for the information that you given to me... by the way, the problem I encountered was that the file are from raw file and I transfer to jpeg file and save it. I open now to edit it in Photoshop, I save the original jpeg in the separate folder and edit the one I open the save it but the result not good enough the sized I save was not the one I expect to come out...
@manyusoft (34)
• India
7 Mar 07
if u want to reduce the size of photo, reduce the resoultion of the picture and save a jpge format
