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sonic
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I wonder if anyone can answer something which has been bugging me.
I'm using Adobe Photodeluxe to edit my photos. When saving my edited photos, I can choose the compression setting (ie. maximum, high, meduim, low). If I choose maximum or high, the resulting file size is often larger than the original! This even seems to happen when all I've done is cropped the picture. Logic would dictate that when compressing a picture, the resulting file size should be smaller, especially when you've cropped the picture.
Can anyone explain this?
I'm using Adobe Photodeluxe to edit my photos. When saving my edited photos, I can choose the compression setting (ie. maximum, high, meduim, low). If I choose maximum or high, the resulting file size is often larger than the original! This even seems to happen when all I've done is cropped the picture. Logic would dictate that when compressing a picture, the resulting file size should be smaller, especially when you've cropped the picture.
Can anyone explain this?