I was lucky enough to get my best ever photo of a raptor in flight earlier this year. There's a local competition I'd like to enter it into - the only problem is that they require all entries to be at least 1mb in size .......... mine is a magnificent 122kb! Is it possible to increase the size without compromising the quality?
I should mention that I have Photoshop Elements 14, which I hope will be capable of performing this miracle.
Our herring gulls are red listed birds. Think about that the next time you hear some flaming idiot calling for a cull of them.
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Just tried with Alan's Buzzard (hope you don't mind Alan!) - changed the 777 pixel width to 3108 (4x), it has given me a 1MB file
ETA - once re-sized, you'll probably need to process as normal to get the best from the new image (I did nothing on the Buzzard)
Clare Bailey said:Hmmmm ....... that's made no difference to the image size. Still 122kb.
That should have worked as WJ suggested.
Another possible option, does the file type need to be a .jpg?
If not, you could maybe try saving it as a .tiff or perhaps a .png file. Not sure how this would affect image quality if zooming in on the photo though, maybe WJ could give a better explanation than I could as to whether this would be a viable option.
My bird photos HERE
Summat's not right there, you should have 16x the number of pixels (4x the width, 4x the length) so file size has to be bigger. Are you then saving it at maximum resolution? If you email me the pic I'll enlarge it & send back if you like
ETA - you're not "Saving for Web" are you? That always shrinks file sizes. If so, try normal Save instead & make sure to choose max size
By the way, I thought you might all like to see the photo causing the problem:
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Regards, Hazel