p.1 #1 · L size@low quality or M size@high quality?
Just picked up a 1Ds2 and it's got more resolution than I need for a sporting event tomorrow. I have to upload hundreds of images, so I want to keep my files sizes to a minimum - most photos sales are 8x10 or smaller.
Don't have time to experiment before the event, here are my two options:
- Shoot size L images (4992x3328) and JPEG quality 3 (3.9MB)
- Shoot size M images (3600x2400) and JPEG quality 8 (3.2MB)
Anybody know which would look better when printed 8x10?
(I'm guessing the more compressed L size would, based on the file size.)
p.1 #3 · L size@low quality or M size@high quality?
Lower resolution, but top JPEG quality (lowest compression). You'll have more room to correct colour, exposure, and you should be able to print 8x10". A hi res, hi compression file will just be a large mb smudge, if you see what I mean.
