Most people will press the download button to get the full size you intend.... In preview you can submit a jpeg in a smaller size proportionately to fit ... You really dont lose much to view to the naked eye... Most know the file contains the full size!
Anonymous
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Sed is absolutely correct, and do add my 2 cents worth - I re-size mine to 1280x960. On most monitors there is no visible difference to the full size version to the eye. However, in doing so, you may lose a bit of sharpness - but this can be corrected in PS. I upload here for people to use my images for a desktop background, or to view. For that simple reason, there is no need of going higher on the resolution. I hope that helps.
etype2
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To insure you keep your quality,convert the master file to lossless BMP format,that way you can resize to any smaller resolution and you will preserve the pristine quality of the orginal/master. <br /> <br />If you need to upload final resized image in high quality but need smaller file,PNG format works well. :Happy
stramp
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Great information THX! :Happy
mickeblue
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Funnily enough I saw a similar posting this afternoon on Harold Heims´ site ( look it up for yourself ~ if you haven´t already got it bookmarked you should be ashamed of yourself )... <br /> <br />The answer is "no".... the higher you set the resolution of your capture, the better it will be interpreted by a good piece of software when you scale down [ ie PS ] ( assuming, of course that you are scaling down ~ scale up and it will look like 5H17 )
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netwolf56
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My way of working is to shoot in RAW format then re-size in Photoshop using "save for web and devices" under the file menu at 1024x768 100% quality. Also there´s an option to re-size using bicubic sharpen...i check that. If i like the photo, I save the raw file of it in case i need to print it or use it in another way. <br /> <br /> 😎
etype2
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Thanks for sharing this information, netwolf56. :Happy 👏 👏
