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Previously used Photodeluxe, but was not compatible with Windows XP. It was so user friendly! In that program, it was easy to resize photos for web and keep the files at 50K or under (which is the recommended size). Sizing them @ 3" x 4" or a little larger, kept them at around 50K.
Is there any easy way to do this in 2.0? I keep hopping back and forth between the resize image screen and save for web screen to see what the finished size is (50K). Is there any way to determine what the final jpeg kilobytes are while still in the resize image screen? In the resize screen, it will list it as 482K when actually jpeg is 56K, or 451K when actually 21.82K or 451K when actually 50.95K. I thought perhaps sizing it at 451K pixels would do it, but the jpeg figure was 50.95 on one image and 21.81 on the other. I have searched on the web and thru tutorials, but no one really addresses this. Thanks for any help!
Is there any easy way to do this in 2.0? I keep hopping back and forth between the resize image screen and save for web screen to see what the finished size is (50K). Is there any way to determine what the final jpeg kilobytes are while still in the resize image screen? In the resize screen, it will list it as 482K when actually jpeg is 56K, or 451K when actually 21.82K or 451K when actually 50.95K. I thought perhaps sizing it at 451K pixels would do it, but the jpeg figure was 50.95 on one image and 21.81 on the other. I have searched on the web and thru tutorials, but no one really addresses this. Thanks for any help!
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