What would happen to a jpeg image if I open it up and save it at 75% quality.
Reopen the image and save it again at 75%? Would there be loss to quality?
Seems like it would. Once I opened a picture I saved at 75% before and saved
it at 100%. The file size increased. I don't understand
Hi Rick -
Can't answer most of your questions, but I do
have one suggestion. When dealing with existing
jpegs, or graphics that you work with in Gimp
and then convert to jpegs, save a "master" copy
(as RGB) in .xcf, Gimp's native format. This way
you preserve all of the original quality. Then if
On 03 Apr 2001 21:53:18 -0700, Jeff Trefftzs wrote:
You can reduce the image size with Image-Scale Image; you can
reduce the number of colors with Image-Mode-Indexed, which
allows you to set the number of colors (up to 256, I believe),
specify dithering, etc. Or, you can save the image as
