When I rotate an image, the size is by about 4x as large, i.e. a 1.25MB image increases to about 5.5MB
How come?
That aside, wonder how much the photos degrade in quality.
(jpg)
Oh, If this is done with PNG how would that work out - I have no way to test it, question is more out of curiosity.
Thanks
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later .. example
with these settings:
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results:
no changes, only the file size
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filesize from 1.3MB to 5.6MB
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Rotate image - loss of quality, bigger size
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Re: Rotate image - loss of quality, bigger size
1. Used "ordinary rotate" and resaved, rather than lossless JPG rotate ?mrwul wrote:When I rotate an image, the size is by about 4x as large, i.e. a 1.25MB image increases to about 5.5MB
2. JPG ?
> How come?
Expected effect. The new JPG was saved with a higher quality setting than the original (bad idea).
> That aside, wonder how much the photos degrade in quality. (jpg)
Expected effect. JPG is lossy. Resaving will always degrade quality, even if the new file is bigger.
> Oh, If this is done with PNG how would that work out
Lossless for 90 degree rotations.
> I have no way to test it
??? how did you manage to prohibit PNG's on your PC ???

There is indeed no WinZIP under my rock.