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As part of a project I’m doing, I need to show two examples of the same JPEG picture. In this particular case it is a 1024×768 image of a landscape.
One of the pictures has to be shown as good quality, with a reasonably small compression ratio. The other image has to be an extremely over compressed version of the same picture. The trouble is, I can’t get PS to make is bad enough!
I select save-as jpeg then I set the compression slider to maximum and then save the image. Sadly is doesn’t look bad enough, so I though to myself, all I have to do is reload the saved imaged and select save-as again and turn up the compression slider to the max. Do this a few times and I will have a suitable awful image! The thing is, when I reload my image and try to save it, the jpeg compression slider is already set to maximum, so I can’t degrade the image any further.
Does anyone know how I can further compress the image?
Steve.
One of the pictures has to be shown as good quality, with a reasonably small compression ratio. The other image has to be an extremely over compressed version of the same picture. The trouble is, I can’t get PS to make is bad enough!
I select save-as jpeg then I set the compression slider to maximum and then save the image. Sadly is doesn’t look bad enough, so I though to myself, all I have to do is reload the saved imaged and select save-as again and turn up the compression slider to the max. Do this a few times and I will have a suitable awful image! The thing is, when I reload my image and try to save it, the jpeg compression slider is already set to maximum, so I can’t degrade the image any further.
Does anyone know how I can further compress the image?
Steve.
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