[UPHPU] simple image export app for Microsoft Windows

[Caleb Call]

but you're changing the actual attributes of the file...I don't  
consider that compression...compression to me would be taking the  
same identical file and making it a smaller filesize without changing  
it's physical size or quality.  Optimizing is more what you are  
describing and anytime (I'd hope) you decrease an image's physical  
size or quality of course you'll get a smaller filesize, some  
programs do it better than others.  As you pointed out PS is great at  
it...some other popular programs are not so great at it.


On Jan 13, 2007, at 11:05 PM, Wade Preston Shearer wrote:

>> If his images are .jpg files to begin with I don't know how much  
>> more compression you can actually get out of them.
>
> Oh, you can really compress them down.
>
> If I take a 2 MB JPG photo, resize it to 400 pixels wide, and then  
> save it full quality, it is 176 KB. Then, if I save it half quality  
> (still good enough that you don't see any difference) it's 112 KB.  
> But if I use Photoshop's save-for-web utility, set to high (60 out  
> of 100), it's only 20 KB.
>
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