Picture File Size Reduction for email

Is this possible within Adobe Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.0?

Yes. When you send an email from PSA SE, you have a choice of sizes. It will make a temporary copy for the email.

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    How does one make pics smaller (file size) for emailing?

    The Photo Pad app allows you scale the photo. I just checked and it does also reduce the file size. You can email the scaled photo from the app.

  • HT4863 How can I increase the file size limit for outgoing mail. I need to send a file that is 50MB?

    How can I increase the file size limit for outgoing mail. I need to send a file that is 50MB?

    You can't change it, and I suspect few email providers would allow a file that big.  Consider uploading it to a service like Dropbox, then email the link allowing the recipient to download it.

  • RE: File Size Reduction by Hiding Layers

    I've come across the trick of hiding layers to reduce file size, however am wondering exactly what is happening.
    Here's my situation.
    20.6mb PSD
    Hiding the layers reduces the file to 13.1mb
    I've been told that the file reduction is because preview images are no longer being generated.
    Could preview images really be accounting for nearly 40% of the file size?
    To test this I saved this file as a JPG at 100% quality (not for web) and yielded a 1.34mb file.
    This leaves me with roughly 6.6mb of file reduction unaccounted for.
    Is something else being siltently compressed/compatibility settings not included/other info being excluded from the file when layers are hidden?
    NOTE:
    I need to make sure my files have maximum compatibility for opening them in Lightroom and other programs that open PSDs like Painter - so compatibility settings are important.
    I need to make sure that everything will still be setup properly for print and no compression is ocurring.
    Could some please tell me what exactly is excluded from a file to lower the file size 40% when hiding layers?
    Thanks!

    Similar, yes... but that still doesn't answer my question
    2400x1600px image
    only a background layer
    RGB 8bits/channel 72dpi
    19.2mb
    ...hide layer = 9.91mb
    .. white layer on top = 10.1mb (similar results as you said)
    DIFFERENCE: 9.29mb
    So, back to the question. Is it REALLY just the thumbnail/preview image taking up 50% of the file size in this case? Seriously? I would think that Adobe would be a bit more efficient with saving preview images. So...back to my earlier test to try and get a comparison of what a full size/full quality preview image would weigh, I've saved this image as:
    high res JPG (not for web) = 1.55mb
    compressed (layered) PNG = 3.64mb
    compressed (layered) TIFF = 3.99mb
    I also tried saving different combinations of layered/compressed versions of the PNG and TIFF files (although I think JPGs would be a more accurate representation of preview image file size). Uncompressed PNGs and TIFFs were far too large for the 9.29mb difference.
    These don't even come within a couple of mb of the file size reduction from hiding the layers....
    So, my question:
    If hiding a layer is reducing the file size by supposedely rendering less pixel data to the preview images, then
    - why don't any of these "mock" preview image situations come close to accounting for the size in reduction?
      Even a layered lossless compressed TIFF still leaves an unexplained 5mb+  (9.29mb total file size reduction - 3.99mb TIFF)
    I'm curious and need this for a specific (yet reocurring) situation at the workplace.
    It really seems like there's something else that is happening when you save a file with layers hidden.
    Is there any other possible scenarios (generating mutliple thumbnail sizes/sets, metadata based on pixel data, other information based on pixel data, silent compression, settings changing, etc) that could possibly explain this?

  • Is there a file size limit for images in keynote on a mac?

    Is there a file size limit for images in keynote on a mac?

    If you right click on the file (navigate to it using finder, or if it is in iCloud you should open keynote, File -> Open and you should see a list of your iCloud keynotes) then press command+i, you'll pull up the info tag which will tell you the file size.
    Keynote also has an option to Reduce File Size  (File -> Reduce Files Size) but I do not recommend it at all because it will severely degrade the quality of your pictures. 
    It's also possible to reduce an individual image's memory size in your keynote by right clicking it and selecting Reduce Image File Size).  This is more time-consuming but allows you to see if the degraded photo quality is still good enough, and you can always undo it.

  • How to compress file 32+ mb for email attachment

    how to compress file 32+ mb for email attachment, after I used compress it's still shows 29 mb. Is there another step I could do. I am new with MAC so please forgive if this sound simple and stupid question.

    You simply don't attach that file to email.  Even if you could cut the size by half, that's still way too big for email.  Many mail servers will remove attachments over a certain size, and for most of those that size is below 10 MB.  Find another way to share that file, like a web server or Dropbox or something along those lines.

  • Amazingly inefficient file size reduction

    I have some Texinfo documents that are regularly updated and from which HTML and PDF documentation is then produced. The PDF as it comes from Texinfo is about 850 pages, contains a lot of small graphics, and is about ~50Mb in size. When I use Acrobat (v9.5.1 running on Windows 7 x64) to reduce the file size, the process takes in excess of 12 hours to complete, and when I look at processes in Task Manager when the file size reduction has completed, I can see that the acrobat.exe process has read 61Gb and written 11Gb. At the end of the process, the PDf has been reduced from 50Mb to around 30Mb.
    The machine on which Acrobat is running is not at all underpowered - it has an Intel core i7 CPU and 12Gb of RAM. Any suggestions on possibilities for speeding up the file size reduction. The excessively long processing time is not a one-off aberration - I've run the file size reduction half a dozen times now over a few months, and it takes this long to reduce the file size on every occasion.

    Hi jamesfb,
    You can do so by resizing your image. It will be under the More (&) menu> image size

  • File size limit for webdav upload

    Dear Experts,
    we set up what we thought to be a restriction of the file size allowed for upload. We did this in the portal via
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    TE: trailers, deflate, gzip, compress
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    Cookie2: $Version="1"
    Authorization: Basic NDkwNjIyNzE6TGVybnRlNzg=
    Accept-Encoding: deflate, gzip, x-gzip, compress, x-compress
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    Michael

    Hi Michael,
    This cannot be possible in portal but you can upload the max size file through portal drive or webdev . Through portal drive you can upload 50mb or any format file size you can upload through portal but portal you cannot upload you can get the message of file uploading failure or connectivity issues like these messgae appears at every interval so go through the portal drive or webdev.
    But best option for uploading huge file size is Portal drive. This will helpful for you.
    Regards
    RS

  • File Size Reduction When Editing in Photoshop

    When using Smart Objects my DNG file sizes increase from 9mb to over 100mb after a few adjustments.
    I found that I can reduce the file size greatly, for example back to 9mb, by reducing the Image Size to, for example 300 x 400 pixels, without flattening.
    Then I can save the file. The next time I want to work on it, I can open it, change the image size back to the original, for example, 2592 x 3872, and have all of my adjustments and filters available to make further changes.
    Although, I cannot see any difference in quality, I am new to this, and I am concerned that I am not skilled enough to see the difference.
    It would be very beneficial to store 9mb files instead of 100mb files and still have the same quality available, when needed.
    Please tell me if I am missing something here.

    Jeff,
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    800x1195 18.9 Intact Slight Saturation and sharpness
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  • Files size limit for vimeo upload

    Hi,
    There is a warning sign that says ''publishing movies bigger than 5 GB may fail''. Why is that ? I have a vimeo pro account (I can dowload up to 20 GB per week. Does vimeo have file size limits for uploads ?

    hello, I did some research on this question and found this:
    "Vimeo does not have a maximum file size for uploads, however, there is a maximum of 500MB of uploading per week, making the maximum file size effectively 500MB. That's with a free account; if you pay to join Vimeo Plus the maximum weekly upload limit raises to 5GB"
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  • My mac says that it has 40 gb of movies on it but when i finder search for file size, and for file type it gives me no videos

    My mac says that it has 40 gb of movies on it but when i finder search for file size, and for file type it gives me no videos or movies. I have called apple 3 times and each time they do the same thing and then do something that takes awhile to finish so we hang up and then it never works.
    Please Help

    each time they do the same thing
    And what thing might that be?

  • 16x9, 300ppi, 75mb tiff file, LR converts to 1mb jpg.  Export in LR 5 is being done at 100%, no file size reduction.

    I've got a 16x9, 300ppi, 75mb tiff file that LR converts to 1mb jpg.  Export in LR 5 is being done at 100%, no file size reduction.  Can't figure out why it is downsizing so small?  Even upsized to 420ppi in PS and the export was still only 2mb. Stock agency wants 3mb .jpg minimum. Any help appreciated.  Thanks.

    Using PS CS6 with NO changes applied to the original TIFF the JPEG file size is 8.686 MB. The slightly larger file size is due to metadata differences between LR and PS.
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    SUGGESTION:
    1) Close LR and rename your LR Preferences file by adding the extension .OLD to it:
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    Preferences
    /Users/[user name]/Library/Preferences/com.adobe.Lightroom5.plist.OLD
    Windows 7 & 8
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    C:\Users\[user name]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Preferences\Lightroom 5 Preferences.agprefs.OLD
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  • HT1338 Why isn't the file size displayed for software updates in the App Store?

    Why isn't the file size displayed for software updates in the App Store?
    My only internet connection is a tether to my iPhone.
    My limited bandwidth forces me to manage my data consumption - I am forced to "google" the file size of the software update so I can decide if I have the headroom in my data plan to take advantage of the update.

    If you click on the name of the Application in your Updates Available list,
    it will take you to the update Imformation for that App.

  • File Size Reduction With AA 3.0

    Greetings,
    I have an audio file, the quality of which needs to stay intact, that needs to be reduced so I can put it on a WordPress website.(Much like one does to send a picture over email)
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    Thanks,
    Mona

    To go on a bit from what Ryclark said:
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    Bob

  • Reducing Picture File Size

    Hi.  I have a bunch of pictures on my computer that I reduced in Preview (using Adjust Size) because they were taking up too much space on my hard drive.
    However, after reducing them, I realized that my HD space was not increasing, but rather decreasing.  I was told that what I actually did was create two photos.  The original and then the reduced version.  But I had been saving the new photos under the same name (so I thought they were being replaced).
    How do I find the original files and delete them?
    Thanks.

    What does this have to do with iPhoto?  Are you doing this size reduction in iPhoto with Preview or in the Finder with Preview?
    Detail the workflow you're using.
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