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svensonx
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January 29, 2020
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Resample image is not changing size of image.

  • January 29, 2020
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Hi Guys,

Im using the 2020 version of photoshop. I had a client send me a file that was created in a 3d program. I needed to reduce the size and resave it as a jpeg. Usually a simple task.The image is 7mg. 1st I reduced the file from 300ppi to 100ppi and saved it out to the desktop and it stayed 7mg. I then tried to reduce the compression from 10 to medium (7) and save it out.  Size stayed the same. I copied and pasted the file to a new file just in case there were remnants of styles or metadata or timeline issues getting added to the file. Still the same. Changed it to a greyscale and still the same.. This is very odd. There are no extra channels or and is a standard 8bit file. 

It is only this file. Other files like the screenshot I am posting works fine as usual.

Anyway let me know if anyone has had this problem.

Steve

 

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Correct answer c.pfaffenbichler

»I copied and pasted the file to a new file just in case there were remnants of styles or metadata«

That would not remove the ancestors metadata. 

 

Try Save for Web or try removing the Ancestors Metadata. 

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop/inflated-jpg-file-size-photoshop-document-ancestors-metadata/td-p/8055434?page=1

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c.pfaffenbichler
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c.pfaffenbichlerCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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January 29, 2020

»I copied and pasted the file to a new file just in case there were remnants of styles or metadata«

That would not remove the ancestors metadata. 

 

Try Save for Web or try removing the Ancestors Metadata. 

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop/inflated-jpg-file-size-photoshop-document-ancestors-metadata/td-p/8055434?page=1

svensonx
svensonxAuthor
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January 29, 2020

Yep that did the trick... I saved the script from the link above and used the script function in photoshop.

Thanks!

Steve