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    lost pixels

    I think confusion has been caused for me with some comps asking for min Image size of 1Mb - leading me to believe image size (Mb) was measure of quality it seems that this is not the case
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    lost pixels

    thanks redhead 17 your explanation makes sense if the image size is a measure of the different colours in the image. ie the number of colours is reduced but the pixels remain the same. (more pixels with the same colour value). so a completely white picture could 1 byte and several thousand...
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    lost pixels

    ref dereks (scarecrows) input - I am clearly not understanding the difference between pixels and Mb's - when I save with 'normal' compression (whatever that is) the Mb's goes typically from 5 to 2. I thought Mb was another way of counting pixels but from what derek writes the pixels are the same...
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    lost pixels

    Thanks for making me investigate - I have found quality setting in software set it to max and 4.44MB image save to 7.4Mb not sure how this can happen but am not complaining, very happy
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    lost pixels

    Thanks for your patience everybody who has responded I am just beginning and learning all the time - looks like I may have to scour my editing software for quality setting or change to photoshop
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    lost pixels

    thanks for welcome! re quality setting I have heard this mentioned before but have not found how to access it in paintshop pro9 - Is this a photoshop facility
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    lost pixels

    image editing is paintshop pro9, but i have tried others with same result
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    lost pixels

    two responses both say save to jpeg at conclusion, which is fine but I gather from the response that there is no way around this loss
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    lost pixels

    I am old hand at film but new to digital. My problem is losing pixels when saving to jpeg. Starting off typically with 5Mb image after doing very minimal editing (once no editing as experiment) and then saving to jpeg I finish with say a 2Mb image. I realise jpeg is a compression tool but most...
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