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Output resolution size different from size in folder

PostPosted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 11:02 am
by Dalton
Hello,

I was wondering something,
I use Silverfast SE Plus and use an outputresolution of 300dpi which makes the size of most imges around 4-5 MB, this is fine for me cause I only want to have some Albums printed.
When I open the images in Photoshop it tells me the same about the size, however if I check image details in my folders it says the size is about 500-800 kb.
It's no big deal and no problem since I can perfectly print them but I'm curious why my folders show a different size, so was wondering if someone else noticed this and can tell me how come.

Thanks in advance!

Re: Output resolution size different from size in folder

PostPosted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 4:35 pm
by LSI_Morales
Dear Dalton,

I have noticed that but do not know the reason for that behavior. I guess in this case the most indicated to answer the question is Adobe or one of its employees.

Cheers

Re: Output resolution size different from size in folder

PostPosted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 9:48 am
by Dalton
Oke thanks,
maybe I check it with them,

however it does make things bit easier, because sometimes i might need to send them somewhere, this way I hardly need an FTP server or burn them. :o

Re: Output resolution size different from size in folder

PostPosted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 5:15 pm
by paulmathew38
Notice that also and would like to know if someone contacted the developers or admins. I would love to hear what they have to say about this .

Re: Output resolution size different from size in folder

PostPosted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 9:20 am
by LSI_Morales
Dear Paul,

When you have a picture in a imaging program, it will show you the file size of that picture without compression, if you save that picture in a format that uses compression (e.g. JPEG, GIFF, etc), the resulting file size will shrink. If you save the picture using a format which will not use any kind of compression, the resulting file will be about the same size as the imaging program is showing you.

Cheers