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Resizing question - 11-30-2009, 08:00 AM


I'm still using Windows XP on a less than 2 year old custom built computer. I have used XP's resizing program for several years and have noticed recently that it seems to increase the contrast and/or saturation when downsizing my full sized jpeg files. Has anyone else seen this and what would you suggest as a different method? TIA
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11-30-2009, 09:51 AM


I use XP and PS CS3 bicubic sharper to reduce with no adverse change.
There are several options in CS3 for resizing.
These options have reasons ...
Note - there are no such options in XP resize.

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