I'm using a batch on some images:
IF filesize is bigger than 2048 kb
then scale long edge to 1920 pixels
that means that any image smaller should just be included and resaved in the destination folder.
But I notice that the files not resized in pixels are becoming larger than the original filesize.
What can I do to avoid this? I want to run this batch on folders with a lot of images, and want to include all files, rescaled or not, to avoid manual labour.
[Solved] Converted files filesize
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Re: Converted files filesize
Please e-mail a source file and your batch to support@lemkesoft.de
Which quality did you select for the JPEG format?
Which quality did you select for the JPEG format?
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Re: Converted files filesize
I received the batch and sample files by direct e-mail.
The solution:
1. Disable the saving with Resource fork in the prefs part save / resource fork.
2. The source JPEG quality of the CMYK JPEGs is around 80. Set the quality to 80 in the save options.
Thorsten
The solution:
1. Disable the saving with Resource fork in the prefs part save / resource fork.
2. The source JPEG quality of the CMYK JPEGs is around 80. Set the quality to 80 in the save options.
Thorsten
Re: Converted files filesize
Hello Thorsten,
tutorial video received, and I'm a little smarter![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
Thank you for fast reply and good guidance.
tutorial video received, and I'm a little smarter
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
Thank you for fast reply and good guidance.