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Oct 25, 2004 13:00 |  #1

I've heard some downsizing repeatedly in small increments (a few pixels smaller each time) until reaching the wanted dimension, I've heard some doing sharpening in between each resizing.

Can someone tell me which is the best way to downsize a picture for web display, how, and why?




  
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Oct 25, 2004 13:03 |  #2

I've often heard that upsizing incrementally was a good thing to do, but I don't reacall hearing that about downsizing. It wouldn't seem to serve any purpose.


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Oct 25, 2004 13:20 |  #3

I think incremental downsizing helps, but it is slight. I use Fred Miranda's Web Presenter plugin to do it.

I wouldn't do any sharpening until it's at the final size. However, I do use Bicubic Sharper when I do it by hand.


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Oct 25, 2004 18:50 |  #4

I've always downsized in increments. It seems to help retain detail a little better. I used to use an action I created to do this but now, like Scottes, I use Fred Miranda's plugin for the task.

I have heard people recommend lightly sharpening at each downsize step, but I don't do that myself.


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Oct 25, 2004 23:22 |  #5

Another user of FM's Web Presenter here. It's a neat tool which downsizes in small increments. You can also set to downsize with sharpening. In which case, it applies sharpening at each downsize step.


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Oct 26, 2004 07:40 |  #6

aha, I see...
I'll have to give that a go.

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