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    Lossless Rotation Gives Smaller File Size

    Oops that was a bad first...pls delete the closed thread.
    in 3.99 i see a smaller jpeg-imagefile after rotation. is this normal? is it really lossless?
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    Are you viewing the image full-size or do you have the "Fit images to Desktop" option checked? Because if you rotate an image from landscape (long side horizontal) to portrait (long side vertical, up-and-down), it will look a lot smaller in the "Fit" display mode, but it is really the same size.
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      #3
      e.g. not the truth just for understanding

      original 2.5mb
      rotated 2mb

      so what should i do that the image-datasize is identical after rotation?
      Last edited by Bhikkhu Pesala; 16.02.2008, 07:53 AM.

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        #4
        Try unchecking Optimize JPG file.

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          #5
          Size vs. Size - lol
          You also have options to keep or drop EXIF data and so on. That can make a difference.
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          It's: Shortened form of "It is"
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          Lose: Fail to keep
          Loose: Not tight

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          Plurals do not require apostrophes

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