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Help pls!! :)
A while ago I´ve got a photoshop file from a client. Each time I want to save the file or copy the image content of the file into a NEW psd, and try to save it, the final jpeg size is bigger than 13MB. I have no idea, why. Had someone similar experiences?
@Adobe
This happens, no matter, if I change the resolution to 500x 500 px or if I save with jpeg quality = low. Changing image mode from RGB to CMYK didn´t help as well. It´s also an 8 bit image. Could there be any sort of metadata included into the file or pixels?
@Adobe
Does it do the same with other file formats? Could try saving as a different one then open that and save as jpg? If maybe that gonna work. No idea otherwise.
Yeah, no matter if psd, jpg or png. I opened also an other low 500kb jpeg. I C&P the image content of the other file into this low jpeg. Saved it, BAMM 13 to 16 MB size again. So weird. As if there are tons of additional information stored in the pixels somewhere.
Hi there, what are the dimensions of the file? Also, please have a look at the steps in this article and try compressing the image to lower the file size. https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/resizing-image.html … ^SC
I tried with 500 x 500 px. I already tried a few things. Just for tests: jpeg Qualität = super low new small jpeg, C&P the image content from the big file into it Changing image modes Saving as png Low dpi No matter what I tried, even a 500x500 px image has a size of 13 MB
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