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Just copy your original jpegs to a CD. Copying the file without opening will not cause you to lose quality. Once the file is saved to a CD its quality remains static since it cannot be resaved over itself. Jpegs only lose quality when they are resaved.
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"edjh" wrote in message
6.5" x
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"edjh" wrote in message
ARosenblat wrote:10.8" x
I have a Canon S50 that produces great pictures. The default size when downloading to my PC is 1944 x 2598 ppi, resolution: 180, dimensions:
PS7, I14.4" I save the images to my hard drive or a CD. When I open them in
resoltlution.then immediately savwe them as Tiffs to minimize futher loss of
If I don’t want to print at 10.8 x 14.4, I reduce the image size to
6.5" x
the10" and increase the resolution to 300 ppi, using bicubic resampling and Constain Proportions. But, I seem to lose resolution, and need to use
imageunsharp mask. Should I leave the resoluton at 180, and just reduce the
print.size, or is there a better way to do this? I have a lot of images to
ThanksJust increase the resolution without resampling. The image size will then decrease. Actual pixeels will remain unchanged.
By the way, 10.8 x 14.4 is not directly proportional to 6.5 x 10.
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