Does Photoshop Express change image quality of original file?

I use Photoshop Express (currently version is 3.4196) on my iPhone 5s to work on 24 megapixel files from my Nikon D7100 DSLR.
Does anyone know if saving the file reduces the image quality? what is the equivalent JPEG level to the Desktop Photoshop?
Tal

Hello
We are currently having a beta for Measurement Studio. This is a public beta where we let customers evaluate beta software versions of the next release of Measurement Studio. If you can go to the beta site ( http://ni.com/beta ) and sign up for the Measurement Studio beta, you can evaluate this behavior in the newer CWGraph control and see if it provides you the desired behavior.
The main reason you are seeing problems like this is that the ControlImage function selects 600 dpi to draw the image out, since this is a standard number that works with most printers.The 7.1 controls will now provide a ControlImageEx function that lets you select the dpi for the image. The standard for most screens is 96 dpi.
Please email the beta coo
rdinator( [email protected] ) once you have signed up.
I hope this helps
Bilal Durrani
NI
Bilal Durrani
NI

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