> If a client or anyone asks for a jpeg file to be sent to them for
> viewing and I dont have a website for a FTP folder, etc., what is the
> procedure, after Photoshop > format>jpeg?Does it matter what computer or
> software they have versus what I have? What do I do in the compression
> dialog box?
Valery,
Hmmm... not sure I understand. I presume you prepare a file in Photoshop. and
then when you go to save it you select to save it as a .jpeg compressed file.
In the dialog box you select the amount of compression (aka "quality") you want
and then save it. For most work medium quality or a quality level of 5 or 6 is
sufficient. Oh, and the quality level that you choose will dictate also how big
the final compressed file will be. For some applications you don't want a huge
file. I guess this also has to do with how big the original image is ...
Anyway, a .jpeg compressed image file should be able to be opened by any
computer assuming it has an image viewing program on it - which is invariably
the case.
OK ... but now you have saved the image as a JPG - now what? Will you be giving
this file to your customer on a disk ... or sending it by email as an
attachment?
> Thanks. Also I have been on this list for over a year, but have never
> contributed to your gallery postings and disscusions of the work. What
> is the procedure for that?
Well, there is a complete set of instructions available on the web at:
http://www.isc.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery-sub.html
Comments and discussion about photographs is a result of people taking a peek
at them first and then sharing their observations on the list. The photographs
are available at:
http://www.isc.rit.edu/~andpph/gallery.html
we all look forward to your participation!
Andy
Andrew Davidhazy, Professor
School of Photo Arts and Sciences/RIT
andpph@rit.edu www.rit.edu/~andpph
