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I need to reduce a file that is 80MB to 5MB so that they can upload it to a card company.  Can’t quite figure out how to do it.  Thank you for your help in advance!

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When I go into Photoshop and look in “image size” it says 103.4M and 492 px - 7306px

 

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26.4 MB - hard drive, same dimensions as above

 

correction to dimensions above - 4912 x 7360

 

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correction to dimensions above - 4912 x 7360 - just incase you didn’t see correction above

 

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I'm sorry, I can't hang around any longer.  I have to dash to get the kids.

I'm asking for the 100% crop because I want to be sure you've removed all the noise.   Noise is a HUGE factor in file size: https://www.damiensymonds.net/2015/08/about-jpeg-file-size.html

As long as it's clean, then all you need to do is choose a low enough quality level for the save, so that it's below 5MB.  It shouldn't be any trouble at all.

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I’m sure I saved it at 12 quality.  I’ll go look up your 100% crop instructions now.

 

DSC_3367_700x700_damien.jpg

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Just a follow up question  - you are right 12 is ridiculous...how should i be saving these then in photoshop.  I just started guessing on the pixel lengths for the above picture.  Is there a a place to look for what standard sizes are for each size?

 

I am off to bed but will check back in tomorrow morning.

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I sell digital images to clients.  The above client just happened to be making a graduation card on Minted.com.  How I can I be saving smaller files with still great quality for my clients.

 

Would I do it in bridge through the “image processor” or in photo shop?

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  On 3/24/2017 at 4:47 PM, Krista said:

How I can I be saving smaller files with still great quality for my clients.

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The digital files that you're selling shouldn't be over 5MB anyway.  What quality level did you end up choosing, to get it under that mark?

  On 3/24/2017 at 4:47 PM, Krista said:

Would I do it in bridge through the “image processor” or in photo shop?

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Whichever suits your workflow.  They're the same in terms of quality.

  On 3/24/2017 at 4:47 PM, Krista said:

I sell digital images to clients.

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You must must must must MUST renew the Sharpening Class.  The new module will blow your mind.

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