Steven Kennard wrote:
> I guess I may not have made the problem clear enough. It's not the colour
> that is in question here, it's the blotchy 'digital' effect, I'm not sure
of the technical term for it. It causes also the banding in the sky. Other
> images don't look like this, so I know it's not the fault of my monitor.
>
> I have put another picture on the page, with a better example of the
effect, just not a photograph that has had any work on it. See if you can
see
what I mean with this one. The previous website does not seem to be
available at
> the moment, so I have changed the page address:
>
> www.stevenkennard.com/aura_sample.html
Steve,
When I zoom in on the image I can see the digital artefacts which are
typical of the 'lossy' Jpeg format.
I suggest that you save them as Raw files in camera, as previously
suggested.
Also, in reducing the file size for the web (it measures 600 x 400 in Paint
Shop Pro), resolution is obviously further reduced two ways:
1. Less pixels.
2. Yet more loss through resaving as a Jpeg again.
To demonstrate this, if you load an image into your editing software and
repeatedly re-save, without any other changes, then each time the file will
reduce in size and the quality will get worse
Cheers
Keith
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