Thread: Format Conversion

Very often we find ourselves stuck with BMP or TIFF images, which we may want to upload to the Web. Now these files are generally large, and for screen rendering (images on Web sites) no one needs anything higher in quality than JPEG. SO instead of uploading a 1 MB image of your vacation, do everyone in your mailing list a favour and covert it to a more managable JPEG. All you need to do is press [S] and the "Save Picture As ... " dialog box pops up. Select the directory you want to save it to, the Save quality (compression level) 70 per cent should be fine - and even save as a progressive JPG. You may have seen such pictures online, where the whole picture appears, blurry at first and then clears up~ instead of slowly displaying a line at a time from the top down.