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petrutms
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esato resize is very bad. Also acdsee resize is the worse, even if you select 100% compression. Photoshop resize is the best ! From online photo albums, photobucket is the best for resiezing pics.
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AbuBasim
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On 2007-11-15 11:57:22, petrutms wrote:
esato resize is very bad.
The above photos have not been resized by Esato.
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plankgatan
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From: Sweden fur alle
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i dont know how you shrink your pictures, but i use paint...it allways ends up perfect 
this pic is actaully shoot in early morning (up here in Sweden the sun rise quite late on the winter)...think the result is realy good for this kind of light
full size..
http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/9206/dsc03435tp8.jpg
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SaLiH
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@plankgatan
Don't shrink your photos in paint, paint is the worst for that job, it reduces image quality with the size. No wonder you can notice the compression on the tree branches against the blue sky in your photo.
Try to shrink one photo in paint, and than save one copy as jpeg, and pne as 24-bit bmp, and you'll see what I'm talking about.
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spackel
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A pic taken directly when i recieved the phone without changing any settings... |
AbuBasim
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@plankgatan,
Try Paint Shop Pro. It's cheap and good. Not as good as Photoshop, but then, who would expect this when the price difference is about 5:1.
I scaled down the photo without sharpening, just to show that sharpening had been applied.
Here's a version with mild sharpening applied and saved with low compression (4 percent) in Paint Shop Pro:
Here's a crop from both your version (left side) and the above (right side):
Looking closely, it actually looks like the compression on your images is too high, not the sharpening. Do you save the scaled JPEGs also with MS Paint?
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plankgatan
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@AbuBasim...i only see some little different when you zoom,
i didnt thought 2 different shrinking-methods hade some quality-effect...(i never use photo shop...
salih...i tried that...i shrinked one pic in jpeg...one pic in bmp 24....but i didnt see any different
i cant complain...the pictures look often good in full size to
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SaLiH
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Compare them directly and you will sure see the difference, and more compression on jepg photo.
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plankgatan
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this is from abu
this is from myself
its little better colors in abus, (but in abus zoom pics you see ...
(actaully, im realy satisfield with this picture..the colors are amazing i think...it tells how good k850 realy is)......
pss....maybe i see little better shrpness to, im not realy sure..THANKS FOR THE TIP...
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davidsic
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AbuBasim
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What are those? Potatoes?
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dcuk
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On 2007-11-15 13:11:58, AbuBasim wrote:
@plankgatan,
Try Paint Shop Pro. It's cheap and good. Not as good as Photoshop, but then, who would expect this when the price difference is about 5:1.
Or if it's any help,
there's GIMP 2.4.1 (completely free (never anything to pay) Open Source)
http://www.gimp.org/
it's nearly as powerful as Photoshop,
Direct download link (for Windows 2000, XP & Vista version):
http://downloads.sourceforge.[....]-win/gimp-2.4.1-i686-setup.exe
(easy install only one download file 14.4 MB)
there's also Mac & Linux versions (please see main GIMP site, link above.)
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
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davidsic
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plankgatan
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@davidsic.....realy nice pictures...
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took a nice one to ..(can you believe that this coosy place is where my daughter have her day nursery...realy old but lovely houses)
the flash is realy powerful, (the light sensor do a good job
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davidsic
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Thank you plankgatan, i also like yours
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