processed proofs larger than stated

Bud1

• 20. März 2012 22:28

I'm trying to process some very low res proofs to email to a client. I have all the settings down pretty low.

Format jpeg
Quality 50
ICC sRGB
Scale 10%
Size 449x333 px

File size is showing in C1 as 67kb but when it is processed they are around 400kb

Processed the same files with the same settings in C1 3.7.9 and files came out to what the file size said it would be. Between 60 and 80kb

Raw files are from Canon 1ds 2

Am I missing something in the settings with V6?

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 20. März 2012 22:39

  The quality slider for JPEG has been changed in CO6 in the sense that you can set a lower quality value in CO6 compared to previous versions of CO, to gain the same result.
  
  In other words, quality 50 is still very high quality in CO6. And yes, the file size estimation is way off in CO6.

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  Bud1

  • 20. März 2012 23:53

  I'm not getting nearly the same results in v6. Did another direct comparison.
  
  IN V6:
  Format jpeg
  Quality 10 - I set this all the way down to 10
  ICC sRGB
  Scale 20%
  Size 998x666 px
  
  File size is showing in C1 v6 as 127kb but when it is processed it is 444kb
  
  Same settings in v3.7.9 except quality set at medium
  
  v3 file size is 184kb
  v6 file size is 444kb
  
  Also, the smaller file size from v3 looks better and sharper.

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  Bud1

  • 21. März 2012 00:34

  Another note - quality 50 in v6 seems to be about equal in image quality as medium in v3, but v6 produces much larger file size.
  
  v3 file size is 184kb
  v6 file size is 560kb

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  Bud1

  • 21. März 2012 21:45

  Okay, seemed to figure it out.
  
  I unchecked the create thumbnail box and the file size dropped dramatically. Went from an average of 420kb down to an average of around 60kb. Problem solved.

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 21. März 2012 22:24

  [quote="Bud1" wrote:
  Okay, seemed to figure it out.
  
  I unchecked the create thumbnail box and the file size dropped dramatically. Went from an average of 420kb down to an average of around 60kb. Problem solved.

  
  Did not know that. Learning on the job. Thanks for the feedback.

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