Reducing file size by changing the photo size?

I inherited a bloated pages file with some photos over sampled at 14Mb+ Probably should be about 500k.
I want to open the file's package contents and edit the images using graphic converter. So far my attempts have resulted in the physical size reducing on the page. Anyone with a tip to reduce the resolution of the photo with out the result shrinking on my layout?
thanks

Well to answer my own question
1) for PDF files–open in preview>>save as>>select quartz filter- reduce file size.
2) for tiff/jpg open in image editor and change the resolution. Save as to NEW location.
in pages select the image and under format>>advanced menu "set as media placeholder" drag new image to this place to replace. TIP drag the icon in the title strip at the top of the saved file instead of locating in finder.
NOTE: for 2 if the image has been masked the pages image will need to be resized.
Of course this only works if the placed images have high resolution to start with or have been shrunk in the pages layout.
I had a 120Mb 5 page file that is now under 10Mb

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