I just found out there's a "Resize" option in the Windows "Photos" app. When you select "Best for viewing", it'll resize the resolution down to 2730 x 1535 (or 1535 x 2730 for a vertical image), with a file size of roughly 2.4 MB depending on the image. After looking at a before-and-after image I edited using this method, I couldn't tell the difference in quality. Then again, my eyesight is not the best.
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So when I use XnConvert to make the file sizes more manageable, the colors in the converted pictures look differen to me than the originals. I'd upload one of the original pictures and one of the edited ones, but the original's size is too big.
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That's because it's in 8K. You will either convert it in Photoshop into 11 level of JPG quality (where you won't notice the difference till you will literally zoom till you will see pixels) or lower the overall resolution of picture from to 4K.
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Does anyone have a link to his archive, he’s updating every month?
It’s usually on google drive.
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