Photolessongraphica, JPEG, TIFF , Saving and Sizing Part 3

By AnyMoose Hero, published 2/6/06 9:14 PM
This is the Final Section on JPEG's TIff and How to Resize and Save for the Web.

In this section, I will give some recipes for resizing and saving for a couple different skill levels and also a Short Lesson on Print Sizing

[Part 2] [Part 1]

Comments

Well done Moose.
smalltown05
2/6/06 9:22 PM

Wow! All this in one post. Amazing!
Blizzard
2/6/06 9:36 PM

Oo man.... this is a good stuff, thank you very much Moose and by the way do you know any good cooking reciepes :) just kidding.
DGitAL
2/6/06 9:56 PM

thats a lot of work...thanks Moose
chef009
2/6/06 10:05 PM

Holy Geez! That musta taken some time! Very complete! Nicely done!
Kody
2/6/06 10:33 PM

Thanks Moose for the info you have given us, am so hoping to be able to grasp and put it to use..
BusyB1965
2/7/06 4:15 AM

Thanks for the lessons, Moose! You've helped me a lot! I appreciate all the time you spent on these.
KayN
2/7/06 4:17 AM

Thanks Moose!
lilbit
2/7/06 4:27 AM

what happened to 6? my d50 is 6.1 mp :)
MrWiz
2/7/06 5:18 AM

Wow! Job well done, Moose. Quite a bit to digest at one sitting.
Pyro43
2/7/06 5:55 AM

This took a lot of time and effort and it shows in your 3 part presentation....thanks........wow!
Beholden
2/7/06 6:18 AM

btw for who ever wants, there is a plug in for windows that allows you to resize by right clicking a image to any size mentioned above, if you would like to recieve that plug in plz PM me.
kikker
2/7/06 6:44 AM

Moose, thanks for taking the time to do these articles, and in plain english as well. All three were extremely helpful to a little newbie like myself.
PurpleDeeDo
2/7/06 7:03 AM

kikker is that the Power resizer from Microsoft?
lilbit
2/7/06 7:36 AM

Sorry for a Nikon 6.1 MP the Numbers would be: 6 2000 X 3008 240 8.3 X 12.53
AnyMoose Hero
2/7/06 8:05 AM

Moose, this is a terrific tutorial. Great series all around--well done!
austinspace
2/7/06 9:24 AM

Ah ah ah Kikker, You didn't read my Article. I warned in the third Paragraph, Not to use the Windows Re-sizer, While it is a tool that is very simple to use, it reduces the file size to Too small a file and at that size, in my tests of it, it introduces Artifacts and that is just what we are trying to avoid in this series that Cory wanted
AnyMoose Hero
2/7/06 10:05 AM

Im sorry then!! ill try to read the whole thing next time! i did now! but what is it that is wrong with it? didn quite get you.
kikker
2/7/06 10:59 AM

Actually for the most part it works fine and it certainly is great for people E-mailing Pix. It is just you don't have as much control over things and while it works good it just might not be optimal. ( In my tests I saw more distortion around edges using the Re-sizer than I did using Photoshop)
AnyMoose Hero
2/7/06 11:03 AM

the 2 pictures that i just uploaded with the Panda Bear face was resized with the windows tool! i dont see much distortion. but yeah ur right that some times it compresses it and u can see distortion! but at work i just use PS cs2! tha best!
kikker
2/7/06 11:09 AM

That's Why We Call Him The SUPER MOOSE...WELL DONE, Sir!!
ROCKADEE
2/7/06 2:27 PM

Thank you for taking the time to explain these concepts in everyday english.
Pablo57
2/8/06 5:47 PM