Photoshop Elements 15 is my most recent purchase but i now realise it can do so much more.

It will also auto-enhance and sharpen, etc., rename. I resize with Photoshop Elements, always using highest quality, and it can do all open files at once - I think it's on the 'File' menu. However if it is too aggresive, should i be using another application? Does it really matter for the web, should one bother to control the quality of the resized image? The MS Windows 'Resize' plugin is of most concern to me because i like to use it to resize a whole batch of images in one go. I assume the rules are fixed within each different application but for the web (and on an average laptop like mine) i cannot really tell the difference. Taking five copies of the exact same 7.9 MB image, i used five different programs i have on my laptop and resized it to 800圆00 which resulted in five different file sizes Įach application obviously throws away different parts of the resized image but i did not expect such a large difference between the file sizes. However i have just noticed that the various programs i use result in different file sizes. Straight out of my 20 megapixel camera they are around 8MB per image. I often copy and resize my JPEG's down to 800 x 600 for the web and/or to email to friends etc.

Earthview .jpeg resizing