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Hi everyone
My 4 megapixel digital camera takes pictures with 72 dpi and each file is typically 2-4 MB.
I develop pictures using a laboratory that only gives me 50 MB web space for my albums.
I have read a lot here in the groups about dpi – pixels – ppi etc and how these can be changed in Photoshop (versio 6 in my case).
When my brother ran the marathon the participants could order and have emailed to them pictures of themselves courtesy of a professional lab. The lab told me that each image file was less than 1 MB but was still of such quality that a print 30×40 cms could be printed from it.
Since space is an issue at my lab, I would like to know if I can "transform" my images somehow so that they shrink in size while preserving image quality.
All help is appreciated.
Philip
My 4 megapixel digital camera takes pictures with 72 dpi and each file is typically 2-4 MB.
I develop pictures using a laboratory that only gives me 50 MB web space for my albums.
I have read a lot here in the groups about dpi – pixels – ppi etc and how these can be changed in Photoshop (versio 6 in my case).
When my brother ran the marathon the participants could order and have emailed to them pictures of themselves courtesy of a professional lab. The lab told me that each image file was less than 1 MB but was still of such quality that a print 30×40 cms could be printed from it.
Since space is an issue at my lab, I would like to know if I can "transform" my images somehow so that they shrink in size while preserving image quality.
All help is appreciated.
Philip
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