If you mean the metadata and the ICC profile, referring to them as
"extraneous junk" is foolish: they're important parts of a digital
capture image, if not essential parts. I like having my copyright and
the correct ICC profile incorporated into the file.
If that was not what you meant, what do you mean by "extraneous junk"?
BTW: Save for Web has options to retain the metadata and ICC profile
properly, if you know how to use it.
G
On Apr 23, 2006, at 4:56 PM, graywolf wrote:
Because it strips all the extraneous junk out of the file?
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
I see no point to using Save For Web at present. To me, it simply
presents needless additional complexity.
I use a script in Photoshop which renders all my web images now:
- resize/resample to web resolution sizing for H or V oriented photos
- convert to sRGB color space
- resharpen for web using standard settings 0.7pixels, 50%,
threshold 2
- convert to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- add white/black pixel border
- add standard IPTC metadata
- save as JPEG quality 6 with ICC embedded
Why use Save for Web?
Godfrey
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