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Yes it it possible, if you save a JPG file at 100% quality (semi-lossless) then it will be very large in size. The exact size depends on the number of colors in the file, and other varibles.<br />
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Josh
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Yes it it possible, if you save a JPG file at 100% quality (semi-lossless) then it will be very large in size. The exact size depends on the number of colors in the file, and other varibles.

Josh

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could you possibly give more indepth information as per number of colors and other variables.<br />
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Cheers!!
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could you possibly give more indepth information as per number of colors and other variables.

Cheers!!

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Oh, and be sure to check out that link, at the bottom of the page their are links to pages that go into very specific details for each major image format.<br />
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Josh
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Oh, and be sure to check out that link, at the bottom of the page their are links to pages that go into very specific details for each major image format.

Josh

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hello experts,<br />
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is it at all possible for a jpg/jpeg/gif file of dimensions 340px/220px to be bigger than 32bytes in size.<br />
Where can I read up on this kind on information.
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hello experts,

is it at all possible for a jpg/jpeg/gif file of dimensions 340px/220px to be bigger than 32bytes in size.
Where can I read up on this kind on information.

image file dimensions and size.

Websites use graphics to enhance information, assist navigation, and generally improve the user’s experience. To create those graphics, developers use any number of programs, like the Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop and Flash have their own topics), the CorelDraw suite, Xara, Gimp, ACDSee, Serif, ULead and others.