Yes, the image needs to be that sized so detail is not lost
at high magnification. We actually convert these on the fly
to 17k png files @ 768*1109 for that frame
At 340x440, the image is a 6k png & a 9k tif
The whole point should be that you need to try different
formats to see what gives the best quality at the desired
size.
And as a note, resolution doesn't really matter on the web-
it is the overall dimesions that are displayed
: At 400 DPI that image comes into photoshop at 3400 px by
4400 px. Do you
: need it to be that large?
:
: Is this for display on the web, or for people to download
and print?
:
: (if you allow me to change to a web resolution of 72 dpi
and an image
: 340x440, I can get a 10K GIF image)
:
: --
: Murray
: ============
:
message
: : >
http://mikem.ecinet.net/projects/imagecomp.htm
: >
: > They are all there. Conversion was done in Paint.
: > Photoshop didn't yield much better results, and
sometimes
: > worse.I believe the key maybe the fact that the original
is
: > 1 bit, and the rest are all color formats. The tiff is
also
: > type-iv compression, and I am not the greatest on
optimizing
: > the images
: >
: > Mike
: >
: >
message
: > : > : I'd love to see this file - can you show me?
: > :
: > : --
: > : Murray
: > : ============
: > :
: > message
: > : : > : > Emphasize the word normally-
: > : >
: > : > I have a 46kb tiff (8.5x11, 400dpi, b&w) that
becomes
: > 115k
: > : > as a png, 180k as a gif, and 904k as a jpg.
: > : >
: > : > Unfortunately tiffs are not supported by most
browsers.
: > : > Best thing to do is to try converting to the common
: > formats
: > : > and see what has the best quality vs size value
: > : >
: > : > Mike
: > : >
: > : >
message
: > : > : > : > : You must first import the image to a location
inside
: > your
: > : > web, and then insert it in the
: > : > : page.
: > : > :
: > : > : That said, unless there is some reason you must
use a
: > .tif
: > : > image, you might consider using
: > : > : an image editor and converting it to a .gif or
..jpg.
: > The
: > : > file size for tifs is normally
: > : > : huge in comparison to other image types.
: > : > :
: > : > :
: > : > : --
: > : > : Steve Easton
: > : > : Microsoft MVP FrontPage
: > : > : 95isalive
: > : > : This site is best viewed..................
: > : > : ..............................with a computer
: > : > :
: > : > : "Dan Heist" <Dan (e-mail address removed)>
: > wrote in
: > : > message
: > : > :
: >
: > : > : > When I cut and paste, or select a piture from a
: > file,
: > : > and put it into a web
: > : > : > page, all I get is a small box with a red "X".
How
: > can I
: > : > get the actual
: > : > : > picture to appear on the webpage?
: > : > :
: > : > :
: > : >
: > : >
: > :
: > :
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