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How to reduce image size without sacrificing quality?

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01-27-2009, 07:08 AM
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  Old  How to reduce image size without sacrificing quality?

I have some bits of pieces that need to be "assembled". How can I reduce the huge image size of 165 mb without losing the image quality (high resolution, pdf format and the like). If I send it, it will surely take me forever.

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you should reduce first resolution of image size and reduce size of image as proportionate as resolution.

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What is it exactly? If its something such as a logo or any graphic that can be resizable in the future, I would recommend making it in vector form so that it will never lose quality.

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open with microsoft office picture manager and edit size

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you can just open the photo with Microsoft office picture manager or windows photo gallery or bitmap
then edit by reducing the size it will not change the quality

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most items you use to reduce the size will not affect the quality a lot. but yes i agree to use Microsoft office picture manager

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  Old  Fireworks is very good

I use Adobe Fireworks, which is a graphics/images program especially for use on web. Or use Photoshop "save for web" option.

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When you choose the transform tool hold shift and resize and it will not lose quality.

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What type of image is?

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If is a JPG file the image is already compressed but if the format is a TIFF or something, you need first compress it to a JPG format. You can do that using the GIMP a free open source software, like photoshop.

If your image is already a JPG image you only need to copress more the image, again using GIMP. Important: Check the balance between quality and size.

I hope that helps, see ya!

URL: Gimp.org

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