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BobTheBuilder
Joined: 17 Aug 2009
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 Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:23 pm Post subject: Lowering the picture quality |
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I'm not sure if I know how to explain this properly, but I'll try my best
I have a few Hi-Res pictures that I need to edit to look like they were taken on a lower res camera for an photog class.
I know how to make it grainy and lower the contrast a bit, which helped, but the pictures are still very crisp and clear. I don't want them out of focus, but a little blurry to look as if they were captured on something like a camera phone.
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bdbolin
Joined: 01 Jul 2009
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PS Version: CS3
OS: Mac OS X
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Filter --> Blur? Or best option is to save it closer to something like a web image with like 72DPI. Lowering the resolution.
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Kamlanie
Joined: 19 Aug 2009
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| Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 11:08 pm Post subject: Re: Lowering the picture quality |
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| BobTheBuilder wrote: | I'm not sure if I know how to explain this properly, but I'll try my best
I have a few Hi-Res pictures that I need to edit to look like they were taken on a lower res camera for an photog class.
I know how to make it grainy and lower the contrast a bit, which helped, but the pictures are still very crisp and clear. I don't want them out of focus, but a little blurry to look as if they were captured on something like a camera phone.
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you could try this as well:
When you go to File>Save As, choose JPEG and click save, a little box should appear with a quality slider at 10 or 12... lower that down to the desired effect.
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