Regarding Ian Macaulay’s suggestion about rotating an image in a photo editor…
When rotating a jpeg image in many photo editors, the rotation is lossy which
can cause minor image quality loss.
- DavidP
From: Ian Macaulay
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2019 10:50 PM
To: Legacy User Group
Subject: Re:
Yep, that is indeed true, Can you provide a better simple method?
Ian
On Mon, Oct 28, 2019 at 11:45 AM David Paine wrote:
> Regarding Ian Macaulay’s suggestion about rotating an image in a photo
> editor…
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> When rotating a jpeg image in many photo editors, the rotation is lossy
> which
Convert to png then rotate it.
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I rotate pictures simply by right-clicking on the picture in Explore
and selecting to rotate right or rotate left. No need to save it
either.
Sherry
On Mon, Oct 28, 2019 at 9:15 AM Ian Macaulay wrote:
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> Yep, that is indeed true, Can you provide a better simple method?
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> Ian
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> On Mon,
The problem with loss of quality saving JPG images is inherently
built into the design of the JPG structure. That said, there are a
couple of options.
1. If saving as JPG, the usual is to always ensure that you keep the
quality level to Maximum. I have just looked a marriage record,
That is what I use. I would not call it simple though. But I guess it
might be.
I love the program, especially the batch editor. but that is not a Legacy
issue :-)
Ian
On Mon, Oct 28, 2019 at 7:10 PM Peter Matthews
wrote:
> If you use the free Irfanview, there is a menu option for lossless
If you use the free Irfanview, there is a menu option for lossless rotation
(with one of its plugins - just download them all):
Options > JPG Lossless Rotation
Peter
At 12:14 28-10-19 -0400, Ian Macaulay wrote:
Yep, that is indeed true, Can you provide a better simple method?
Ian
On Mon,
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