On 11/20/06 9:59 AM, "Gary (Lists)" <email@hidden> wrote:
> What if an image is only 9MB on disk? You want to somehow try to make it
> fill 20 MB?
>
> This kind of work process just baffles me.
Well, it baffles me to, but that's still what I have to do! ;-)
The goal is to really only save the adjustment layers from this particular
derivative of the file (there is the original, untouched camera capture, the
layered file described here, a full-resolution flattened file, and another
version for the web). I didn't decide the workflow and I have some issues
with it, but nevertheless, this is what they want.
My best idea so far is to simply scale down to a best guess, save, then use
the Finder to check what image size I got. Then iteratively keep scaling
down until I am within a 1 Mb tolerance of 20 Mb. (The files will always
start as much larger than 20 Mb, so scaling up is not a concern.)
Any better ideas?
Thanks.
Ken
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