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Say I took two identical 4MP pictures, one at lowest .jpg compression and the other at highest .jpg compression.
Then I perform the same operation on each one (say a level adjustment). Then I choose to "SAVE AS" a .jpg.
At this point, PS asks me what compression level do I want to use on the saved images. That is fine and reasonable.
However, if I choose to "SAVE" them, PS just saves them without asking me what amount of compression I want to use.
How does it know at which compression level to save each image. Does it SAVE the highly compressed image at at a high compression and the lowly compressed one at a low compression?
Does it try to maintain approximately the original file size for each image?…….What?
Bob Williams
Then I perform the same operation on each one (say a level adjustment). Then I choose to "SAVE AS" a .jpg.
At this point, PS asks me what compression level do I want to use on the saved images. That is fine and reasonable.
However, if I choose to "SAVE" them, PS just saves them without asking me what amount of compression I want to use.
How does it know at which compression level to save each image. Does it SAVE the highly compressed image at at a high compression and the lowly compressed one at a low compression?
Does it try to maintain approximately the original file size for each image?…….What?
Bob Williams
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