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December 22nd 04, 12:51 PM
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best compression for saving photos in jpeg?
What is the best compression (1 - 100%) to use when saving a scanned
colour photo in jpeg? I was to be able to display the photo on the computer screen and also be able to print the saved photo on a inkjet printer. If I have very little compression then the saved photo file size is too big in size. Is there a general rule I can use to decide the best compression to use? Regards Brian 
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