A fireplace creates an inviting feeling, and a smoldering fire imparts warmth and coziness. Yet the resulting smell of ash makes a room feel stuffy and unpleasant. After a thorough cleaning of the ...
Unless your recipient absolutely requires a 16-bit image file, you can reduce the size of your document substantially by creating an 8-bit version for transmission via email attachment. At 300 pixels per inch, a 5-inch square 8-bit image requires 2.15MB of disk space in grayscale and 6.44MB in RGB color.
Letâs check out how many pictures were were able to fit into Gmail once we optimized the photos. We were able to put 13 pictures in the email! Thatâs just a bit over four times the amount we were initially allowed. So instead of sending 13 photos in four or five separate emails, we can send 13 full resolution photos in a single email! And you know what the real kicker is? The time it took us to upload 13 pictures versus the time it took us to upload three pictures. In summation, using JPEGmini helps maximize the 25Mb total size of an email when sending pictures. We were able to go from three full resolution photos in the email to 13. Not only did we maximize the amount of pictures we were able to put in the email, but we minimized our workload by saving time using JPEGmini to optimize the pictures.