Saving .JPG or .TIF pictures

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Godelieve Blanpain
Aug 4, 2003
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Hi,

I just bought a new camera and I’m trying to download pictures in Photoshop (5.0).

When I made some changes yesterday, I noticed that the initial size of my pictures just smelt !

For example :
initial size 4 mg – after saving 438 Kb
initial size 14 mg – after saving 47 Kb

How does it come ?

After re-opening the pictures, I could see that the initial quality of it just disappeared !

Can somebody help me ?

Thanks !

Godelieve

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Godelieve Blanpain
Aug 4, 2003
Does PS mean PostScript ? Sorry, but I’m quite new in the Photoshop world
CW
Colin Walls
Aug 4, 2003
Sorry. No. PS usually means "Photoshop" on this forum.
CW
Colin Walls
Aug 4, 2003
Please do not use the BACK button or Refresh – this leads to multiple posts. Thanks.
DM
dave milbut
Aug 4, 2003
what i do is copy my pictures over to the hard drive, then immediately – BEFORE opening PS or any picture editor – check the read only box in the proporties for the files. That way there’s no chance of me saving over them by accident. If I try I get a message telling me the file is write protected and it serves as a reminder to save under a new name/format.

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