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ramoul
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minus 10% resizing
Some people claim that you obtain better results if you resize your picture (for the web) using 10% step instead of the classic image size function.
Any opinion?
Cheers,
Ramoul
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RVB Pix
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Don't know about Downsizing, but the Upsizing method by 10% increments works very well.
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Kind regards
Stephen
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ratcheer
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Never heard that one....
... but, I always just use IrfanView to resize to 800 pixels wide before posting on the web. One click does it.
Tim
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