save for web alternatives

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jorge72
Oct 23, 2006
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hello, i am currently using the "save for web" function in CS2 but i know that there are tools that could get smaller jpgs with the same quality. has anybody any experience and could tell me which tool to use ? there are a few plugins and standalone tools. i gotta save every kb. thanks jorge

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Mike Russell
Oct 23, 2006
"jorge72" wrote in message
hello, i am currently using the "save for web" function in CS2 but i know that there are tools that could get smaller jpgs with the same quality. has anybody any experience and could tell me which tool to use ? there are a few plugins and standalone tools. i gotta save every kb. thanks jorge

If you have time to spend on each individual image, Save for Web’s masking feature can save considerable space by saving some parts of the image at a lower quality than others. For example, you can save a person’s face at a higher quality setting than the rest of the image.


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Kingdom
Oct 23, 2006
"jorge72" wrote in news:1161612362.697937.30120 @m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com:

hello, i am currently using the "save for web" function in CS2 but i know that there are tools that could get smaller jpgs with the same quality. has anybody any experience and could tell me which tool to use ? there are a few plugins and standalone tools. i gotta save every kb. thanks jorge

Save for web is perfectly adequate


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iwasjoeking
Oct 23, 2006
I have used the crunchers with pretty good results.

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