There needs to be a file format that would be just like JPEG but without
the lossy compression?
Get it to the size you want before saving in that format and then even
if the "client" re-sized it & saved it over and over again it wouldn't
lose quality.
On 5/14/2014 5:18 PM, P.J. Alling wrote:
It really is discouraging, I shot a couple of publicity photos, gratis,
for a volunteer organization. I processed them each to a good looking
jpeg, and sent them off to the secretary of said organization, for their
use. I received back a copy of their electronic newsletter and the
photos had been re-compressed and re-sized until all the quality had
been wrung out of it, like so much dirty dishwater. I used to work for
small newspapers, so I shouldn't be so depressed over this, but, somehow
I still am.
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