My scan result is too heavy.

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What Exactly Is Pink? by °dalarty 3 weeks 21 hours ago

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Not too much for me to say about this wallpaper that hasn't already been said: Dalarty has provided a descriptive walk through all the way from the concept idea, to its execution and ultimately its fruition. And you can really see how that careful planning paid off. But it just goes to show, good ideas take time---and a whole lot of patience!

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~TheFlameAlchemist 20 minutes ago

Something happened and I just don't want to be on much anymore ^^"

~lildevil8200 23 minutes ago

Thank you ^_^

~AmanoJ 23 minutes ago

I'm off, time to make some dinner. Cute cat & dog btw! :D

~lildevil8200 28 minutes ago

Lol >.<

~AmanoJ 30 minutes ago

Yes, also i have an itch sometimes.

~lildevil8200 31 minutes ago

Not you...

~AmanoJ 32 minutes ago

If you must know; it was itching :P

~lildevil8200 33 minutes ago

But why?

~AmanoJ 35 minutes ago

*picks nose*

~TheFlameAlchemist 37 minutes ago

I'm sorry Lil, but I think it's time to =S

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~sapitos
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8 months 2 weeks ago

I had scanned some from the game Guidebook of Raising Ayanami. 600dpi, 5100x6952 pixel. And it's 27,989,986 bite.

I resized it by Paintshop pro to 3949x5480 pixel. And now it is 36,933,402 bite.
(Of course JPG file.)

I don't know why... The other scans in AP aren't heavy like this, are they? Can you think about any reason? And, how much big file can be uploaded in AP? I'm worried the REI scan had failed because of the heaviness...

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θtrismugistus
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8 months 2 weeks ago

Reduce the jpeg quality setting when you save the file.

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~sapitos
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8 months 2 weeks ago

Well...That should be the easiest way. But AP requests high jpeg quality. As the FAQ said, more than 9 (in Photoshop). In the case of Paintshop Pro, it has 1 to 99... I save the best quality, 1. Maybe 10 could be fine with AP regulation...? (I'm pretty satisfied with the file size in case of being used by myself...)

And please someone tell me the maximum size AP can take...

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~dixneuf
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8 months 2 weeks ago

Just use the common sense, instead of worrying about quality numbers. I think the best way to do it, is previewing the result. Lower the quality setting and check if you get any artifacting in the image. If everything seems to be ok, keep lowering and checking, until you notice problems in the image, then you know that you've reached the limit. Well, that's my tip. Good luck!

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