Re: Making PSD files into Jpegs
| June 09, 2021 08:52AM |
Curt Bianchi Wrote:
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> I think in CS4 there was a File menu item, Export
> For Web, that would allow you to export a JPEG (or
> GIF), and also allow you to set the size of the
> exported image and the amount of compression. In
> newer versions of Photoshop there is
> File>Export>Export As...
I found something similar and had to play around with the settings to get one 1.9 mb. You can only guess at actual size. There are low, medium, high, very high, etc. Also I found another file folder where I had all these as jpegs from some other time(Maybe someone else did them). Anyway here are two versions of the same shot. This was a square shot to start with and I cropped out a lot of sky. First is a lower res image I found in a folder. Second one is the one where I used Curts method just now.
Thanks Curt for the info.
Greg
Which do you like better?
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> I think in CS4 there was a File menu item, Export
> For Web, that would allow you to export a JPEG (or
> GIF), and also allow you to set the size of the
> exported image and the amount of compression. In
> newer versions of Photoshop there is
> File>Export>Export As...
I found something similar and had to play around with the settings to get one 1.9 mb. You can only guess at actual size. There are low, medium, high, very high, etc. Also I found another file folder where I had all these as jpegs from some other time(Maybe someone else did them). Anyway here are two versions of the same shot. This was a square shot to start with and I cropped out a lot of sky. First is a lower res image I found in a folder. Second one is the one where I used Curts method just now.
Thanks Curt for the info.
Greg
Which do you like better?
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