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    Re: Saving large photo for web, but quality is bad

    still bad quality. How can I load my photoshop file? It's 51 megs

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    Re: Saving large photo for web, but quality is bad

    Did you say earlier that the final size needed to be 400x300? If you re-size your PSD to these settings (I presume you are working on 300 DPI) the file should be small enough to attach to a post so people can have a look.

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    Re: Saving large photo for web, but quality is bad

    test.psd

    Here it is - using a 96 dpi 400x300

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    Re: Saving large photo for web, but quality is bad

    Re-sized this and put it alongside the original PSD you posted, tbh there isn't a huge difference that I can see, main problem is the jagged edge to some of the roof lines but they are also visible on the PSD... Size of the attached is 80k but it would be easy enough to reduce that down if you wanted.

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    Re: Saving large photo for web, but quality is bad

    It looked so good in photoshop. Maybe I will try sharpening it. Thanks for looking at it.

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    Re: Saving large photo for web, but quality is bad

    first crop your project in your specified size of 400x300 and then ctrl + alt + shift to save for web and select jpg with 100% quality.. maybe you should assign 25% so you get an image with poor quality.. hope this help..

 

 

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