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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Membina Court
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Can someone pls help me with the workflow for resizing of my photo so that i can meet the requirement of maximum size of 100 by 100 pixels or 14.6 KB (whichever is smaller).
Whenever I try to reduce the filesize my photo becomes so unclear that I can't see what it's supposed to be.. But if it's clear, the filesize is too big to be accepted as an avatar.. Pls help me.. ![]() |
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If you have Photoshop, open the file, then select Image Size & key in the values accordingly (100x100). Click Save As & save as JPEG file. This way, the program will do the proper resizing for you. Make sure you "lock the aspect ratio" so that the picture resizes but doesn't distort.
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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Try to save as GIF format. Filesize is smaller and probably maintain detail better than JPEG at low res.
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realised it's saved as a GIF file.. any difference in saving as a .gif as compared to a .jpg other than the filesize? ![]() |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Singapore
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GIF -> good for block-colour diagrams with simple lines and shapes.
JPEG -> good for pictures with high photographic details. My advice: crop to the required size, then apply USM to it. After that "Save as Web" and save as "JPEG Medium" or "JPEG Low". |
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