Sir Hugh parried:
> Firstly - this is the second exact copy I have got from your original
> post reply - hasn't this been happening before to some folk?
Apparently, my message was duplicated, though I show only a single
copy being sent out, and there is only one copy in the archive.
(I've implemented duplicate filtering here, for LSOFT's list, so
didn't notice until you mentioned it.)
> I think we are losing the thread or essence. I think the original query
> was a 5Mb pic against a 3Mb pic or something like that.
The original query was:
Steve wrote:
: I am using a 5 MP Canon Digital camera.
: It is set to the highest resolution 2592x1194 and Superfine mode.
: When I retrieve the pictures into Photoshop, the size of the photo is
: approximately 11"x14".
: On an older 4MP camera I have, the images are 23"x31".
:
: Why is this happening? Shouldn't the 5MP pictures be a larger size?
Thus, above the issue is apparently not file size, nor compression
ratios, but rather the perceived "canvas" size of the picture, as
expressed by Photoshop. This size is affected by the pixels per
inch that PS happens to be using, and by the resolution of the
photo in pixels.
The thing to do is to look at the resolution expressed in the
original photo files, and to determine the value of pixels
per inch being used by PS. Perhaps PS uses a higer value of
pixels per inch when it detects the phto was taken in
super-fine mode.
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