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jpeg is already compressed. You can reduce its size by resampling |
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to lower resolution and/or higher-level lossy compression. In both |
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cases you are going to loose quality... |
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Jarry |
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On 18-Sep-20 15:32, Alan Mackenzie wrote: |
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> Hello, Gentoo! |
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> I've a number of jpeg files, 17 to be precise, which are high resolution |
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> and are around 3½ megabytes each. I would like to compress them down to |
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> around 100 kb each. |
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> I'm sure this is possible, if tedious, in gimp, somehow, but I can't for |
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> the life of me work out how (since it's years since I last did this). |
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> What is the best way (minimal learning, scriptable if possible), to do |
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> this? |
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> Thanks in advance! |
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