Final file size

Hi - I have to prepare a banner ad for a client to run on a
site . The size is 728 x 90 pixels and the max size is 24kb. What
kind of file type and resolution can I get away with on my image -
there will be one - so that the file is kept under this size - it
seems very small to me...
thanks

Yeah...I've spoken o our IT guys and it is a problem with windows!
We're now sending the files to a spare mac and then copying them once they are finished to the PC server.
Not ideal, but...

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I've just set up a quick cluster, using two 4 x 2.5 GHz G5s, to see if it will help our workflow.
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I've been searching everywhere for this answer, but alas, it has escaped me. How can I tell the file size of my .folio? I'm sure this is really simple. I'd like to be able to see the final file size of my folio without an iPad.

I think if you log into acrobat.com, you should see your folio there, too.
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Be catuous, editing your folio through acrobat.com might break it.
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I need to turn a sample of a report into a report template, so I am deleting as many objects as I can with the Tools>Content>Edit Object. For text that I cannot delete that way, I am covering it up with a white box (Comment>Drawing Markups>square and setting outline = white and fill = white). On this particular PDF, there are about 20 of these white boxes. I'm then using Preflight>Flatten annotations and form fields to flatten all of the markups.
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Unfortunately, even after using Preflight and Save As>Reduced Size PDF, the file size is still over 900 kb. The original file size before I make any changes is less than 150 kb. I need the final file size to be 200-300 kb.
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Solutions?
I may be going about this all wrong, so any advice you have is much appreciated! The only other thing I can think of to do (since I can't get a blank sample report), is to recreate the report in Word and then PDF it. I'm hoping there's a better solution. I tried Photoshop first and the file sizes were in the MBs, so I switched to Acrobat. Maybe a different program would work even better?

Basically that is what Bill is telling you. The best method is to:
create the design of the form in Word.
Save as a PDF (on a Mac the best method is to go to print menu click pdf and hold mouse or track pad button down, and Chose Adobe PDF) .
Then open PDF in Acrobat
Click on Tools
Click on Forms and create form. Either letting acrobat create the fields and add or take away fields as need. Or create fields manually.
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OK, sounds like memory will be fine, so let's look at some other stuff...
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If it's just the one presentation then there's probably some content (possibly video) within it that KN takes exception to. Sometimes a single problematic slide or piece of content can slow down the whole app.
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Maximum file size for export into MP4?

Hello,
I am not able to export 2 hour HD video into standard MP4 file. It seems that reaching 100% export algorithm gets into loop. I was waiting for hours and still had seen progress at exactly 100% with final file size on hard disk to be 0 bytes. I am using CS5 on MAC OS X. I had to split my timeline to 2 parts and to export them separately (which is embarrasing). Is there something like maximum file size for export? I guess that 2h video would have about 25-35GB.
Thank you
jiri

You are right.
So I am running AP Pro 5.0.4, Adobe Media Encoder 5.0.1.0 (64bit). Operating system Mac OS X ver 10.7.3. All applications are up to date.
MacBook Pro Intel i5 2.53GB, 8GB RAM, nVidia GT 330M 256 MB, 500GB HDD
Video is 1920x1080 (AVCHD) 25fps in a .MTS container (major part of timeline), 1280x720 30fps in .MOV container (2mins), Still images 4000x3000 in .JPG
No error message is generated during export - everything finishes without any problem...just file created has 0 byte size (as described above).
This is my largest video project (1h 54min) I dont have any other problem with other projects.
I dont run any other special software, at the moment of export all usual applications are closed so that MacBook "power" can go to Media Encoder. No codecs installed, using VLC Player or Quick Time.
Attached please find printscreen from Export settings (AP Pro). Writing this ppost I tried to export only the first 4mins from timeline where all kind of media is used...and it was OK.
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Export file size help...output seems way too big

I have a 12 minute movie with audio, video and stills in it.
Currently when I export it the file is 865MB... I need it to be less than 100 with decent quality. It is a tutorial video that will be downloaded from the web.
Can you please give me some direction on how to do this? On what variables to change etc. I know if I exported this out of Camtasia Studio, it would be around that 100 or less bench mark .... problem is I don't know what the settings for the Camtasia preset are.
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1400x790, 15(fps), quality 100
48000 Hz, Stero, 16 bit
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Optimize stills - "UN" checked
Frame Reordering "UN" checked
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Use Previews "UN" Checked
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Short of changing the dimensions of your destination video, decreasing the frame rate, or changing the bitrate of the video and audio streams, you will eventually reach a limit of how much you can push one parameter or another. You might try using H.264 in the Format (not codec) dropdown; this will give you a bit more control over encoding to an H.264 MP4 file. Unless you specifically need a QuickTime MOV, you might find you get better results with the H.264 MP4.
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Constraining file-sizes in iPhoto 6

Is it possible to export a file under iPhoto 6 such that it is constrained to a specific file-size? Such as, if I import a 1 MB file and I want to export a copy that is only 500K in size, does iPhoto have this ability? I see where I can constrain the dimensions of the image, but not the size of the file itself.
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--- Chris
G5, dual 1.8 Mac OS X (10.4.6) It's shiny.

HI Chris,
If you have no other image editing software, you can try this on PREVIEW.
Open images in PREVIEW and use the SAVE AS option > you'll see a dialog box, use jpg format, and you will also see a "Quality" slide, move more to left to make file smaller... and save to desktop with a NEW NAME. You will need to practice to get the correct file size you desire. After saving as, image will auto open again in PREVIEW, use the 'Get Info' for final file size, you can determine how much more or less you need...
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FCP - Massive file size problem.

So I've been exporting out a 21min sequence out of fcp 7. In past edits and on the same project file, the export has been fine, rendering out at a healthy 6gb. But recently the final file size has become 29gb. This is obviously not right. My question is, what is going on and how can I fix it?
The only thing that has changed is I've done a color grade (from Color). So some of the files are different, but the new color graded clips aren't any bigger than the origianl ones, so I don't think thats the problem.
Another random thing that happend is: When exporting I give the file a name, e.g. Helloworld And I select show file extension. The weird thing is when it's completed its export, the file name then becomes Hellowordmov.mov I have not idea where that extra mov is coming from, (and it doesnt appear when I select show file extension). What is going on here?
Below are my sequence settings. I chose File - Export - Quicktime Movie... And keep it on Current Settings.
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H.264 file size

I have an Aiptek GoHD camcorder. (I thought I would work with this first before jumping into a HDD 1080 camcorder later this year) The quality of the video is remarkably good given the price of the device. The compression format is H.264 MPEG-4 at 1280 by 720. The file sizes are surprisingly svelte at about 25Mbyte per minute. I can take the SD card out of the camera, place it in my card reader and transfer it to my mac pro as .mov files that I can then import into iMovie08 without a problem. It converts them to Appple Intermediat Codec for editing purposes which of course balloons the file size. When I export the movie using quicktime, I am using the following settings:
Size: 1280x720
Compression type: H.264
Frame rate: Current
Key frames: Every 24 (Frame reordering check box selected)
Compressor quality : Medium (Faster encode check box selected)
Data Rate:: Automatic
This results in final file sizes that remain in the range of 100Mbytes per minute (or larger!)in spite of using the "medium" quality. I am not adding any effects except for a few titles. I am pretty frugal about what I want to record with the camcorder. All I really want to do is import 5-10 clips (of about 1-3 minutes in duration each) into iMovie, chain them together beginning to end and export it back to the hard drive as one movie in the same format in which the .mov files were originally recorded. My questions are:
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I appreciate any help!
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Is the inefficent encoding a result of some setting that I have chosen incorrectly?
If by your question you are referring the the difference between source data rate and final target data rate, the you problem is in your settings. File size s directly proportional to your total combined data rate per unit of time. Selecting an "Automatic" video data rate tells QT to use as high a data rate as is it thinks is necessary. You can, instead, simply limit your final total combined data rate (i.e., Audio + Video) to that of your source or approximately 25 MB/M.

Export file size is different from the original raw size

Could someone explain to why, when the original size of a raw file in a folder is about 11mb. But when in Lightroom is shows about 7.1mb. When I export it to a jpeg the size becomes around 3.5mb.
I know that sRAW1 file is 7.1mb as stated in the book. But why does it go down to about 3.5mb when exported to jpeg.
Is there a way to export it to the a higher size? Like 7.1
I used sRAW1 in a canon 50D.
Thanks,
Ray

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How this image will end up in a final file size depends upon the amount of compression you choose to apply.
The more complex the image, the harder it is to compress without some degradation of image quality. So the original size of an image will not always be a guide to its size when compress. For instance an image with little or no sharpening applied will compress to a much smaller size than the same image with a large amount of sharpening even though the same compression settings were used on export.
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Photoshop Meta Data File Sizes

I am using meta data "description" menu to add meta data to web images.
The basics:
title
description
keywords
copyright
Thats is about it for my application....so far and like I say it is just for web images at this point.
At any rate to me surprise I did not realize how much the meta data added to file size.
I had assummed it was minimal but in fact that is not the case. Meta data ends up adding a lot.
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"Saving for Web & Devices" menu screen.
Also tried the "Info" menu and neither indicate the meta data additons ito an images file size.
One of the reasons is, of course, that I would like to get as many keywords in there as possible, as an example lets say this was the logo or site's header and they have a lot of different products.
The more keywords the better the SEO results will be. I am sure this statement in itself is disputable but as of now 5/2013 it appears that way as far as SE's are concerned.
Tested this extensively and the result were remakable, but that is another story.
Any help or links to other infomration will be
greatly appreciated
thank you
Jonny

Mylenium wrote:
The more keywords the better the SEO results will be.
I new that was a big mistake saying it that way.
I was focused on the file size issue.
Trying to use more efficient effective keywords for an image that represents several products.
As a simple example let's say the site focused on pencils, pens, and paper clips.
So just using one of those keywords or even just two of them would be misleading to the site visitor.
So in my opinion using all three would be most effective.
I don't intend to use red pens, black pens, purple pens, metal paper clips, plastic paper clips, colored paper clips, etc.
But that is not my point anyway. What a pain in the *** it will be to try this, save it, try that, save it, blah, blah, blah,etc.
Thank you very muich for taking the time to respond and KNOW that I greatly appreciate your advise.
You confimred my suspicions.
I did find a PS CS5 Plug-in that would supposedly make this task easier but i am very suspicous, won't waste my time.
Took a copy of the default "raw data" from the "File Info" menus and pasted that into BBEdit (XML or whatever) and the file size increased by about 3.5k with just the default "raw data", whoa.
So with experimetation, as you suggest I may get and idea of size more or less.
I was hoping I was making it harder than it was but Adobe has not responded either.

File sizes for web ads

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I'm trying to figure out how large the final file size of my ad is so I can ensure it's under 40k. I'm sure there's an easy way to find out I just dont know it yet. Anyone able to help?
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R

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If you are publishing an oam, on Mac you can select the oam, then use "option+click", then select "get info" for total file size.
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