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Quality of photos is ruined after export/upload/transfer.
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<blockquote data-quote="lorendad" data-source="post: 76786" data-attributes="member: 8600"><p>Not sure what the problem is there. In my case I have an iBook, it won't even see the 16gig SD card. So I've been using an old HP tower to process my photos. If I want to do something special with the photos I put the ones I want to use on a SD card and carry them over to my wife's new iMac. I see no loss of quality. I also backup my photos to an external hard drive. I can retrieve the photos and see no loss of quality there either. Looking at your text you mention reducing the size of the photo but having high pixels per cm. That may be the problem in that when the photo is blown back up to a higher resolution on the computer screen it's going to lack quality. I would play around a little there and try leaving the pictures at full resolution and see what happens. Good luck and keep us posted!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lorendad, post: 76786, member: 8600"] Not sure what the problem is there. In my case I have an iBook, it won't even see the 16gig SD card. So I've been using an old HP tower to process my photos. If I want to do something special with the photos I put the ones I want to use on a SD card and carry them over to my wife's new iMac. I see no loss of quality. I also backup my photos to an external hard drive. I can retrieve the photos and see no loss of quality there either. Looking at your text you mention reducing the size of the photo but having high pixels per cm. That may be the problem in that when the photo is blown back up to a higher resolution on the computer screen it's going to lack quality. I would play around a little there and try leaving the pictures at full resolution and see what happens. Good luck and keep us posted! [/QUOTE]
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