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Old 11-06-2002, 01:24 PM
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I posted three pics on a thread taken at the same time with the same digital camera. I changed the size to 640x480 before putting them up. The first and third went up fine, but the middle one was too big for OSO's size limit.

I used IrfanView to resize. Why the difference???
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The JPG file format is a "compressed" picture format. The file size will be different for the exact same picture size depending upon the content of the photo.....shading, number of colors...ect.

If you had a picture that was 640x480 with just one solid color, the file size would be amazingly smaller.

Just re-do the photo and adjust the "quality" setting in the output options box.
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THX, oh photo guru
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