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How do I get the 17 MB from a FUJI X-T1 RAW?


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I`m not able to get the JPG file size of 17 MB.

 

Camera: FUJI X-T1
Original RAW - file size: 33,7 MB
Exported as TIFF 300dpi  - file size: 42,8 MB
Save as JPG 300dpi (compression at highest Quality 100% or Level 12): 11 MB

I tried both Capture One Pro and Photoshop - same results in 11 MB.

 

So how can I export my RAW-Files to get the "minimum 17 MB" condition? 

 

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From Alamy guidelines:

 

  • File size of over 17MB (when uncompressed/open)
    Your JPEG file is likely to have a compressed size of 3-5MB. Opening a JPEG in an image program such as Adobe Photoshop will show you the uncompressed/open file size.
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18 hours ago, 1st_Replicant said:

I`m not able to get the JPG file size of 17 MB.

 

Camera: FUJI X-T1
Original RAW - file size: 33,7 MB
Exported as TIFF 300dpi  - file size: 42,8 MB
Save as JPG 300dpi (compression at highest Quality 100% or Level 12): 11 MB

I tried both Capture One Pro and Photoshop - same results in 11 MB.

 

So how can I export my RAW-Files to get the "minimum 17 MB" condition? 

 

 

The Tiff you have shows you the right size in MB.

The instruction says: uncompressed. Jpegs are compressed, but even Tiffs can be compressed, this is not the case with your file.

Normally the size of an image or a camera is given in megapixel (MP). Not here however.

The X-T1 is a 16 megapixel camera: 4896x3264 = 15,980,544 pixel - say 16MP.

Saved as a 8 bit uncompressed Tiff, that's your 42,8 MB.

If you take your Jpeg and save it as a 8 bit uncompressed Tiff, then again you'll have your 42,8 MB.

Albeit with the loss of some quality depending on the quality setting when saving it the first time as a Jpeg, because it uses a lossy compression.

 

Hence anything better then 3000x2000 pixel = 6 MP is 18MB is good enough.

 

When Alamy started many years ago it used to be 48MB if my memory is correct.

 

wim

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34 minutes ago, wiskerke said:

When Alamy started many years ago it used to be 48MB if my memory is correct.

 

Tiffs? . . . and submitted on a DVD/CD?

 

DD

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41 minutes ago, dustydingo said:

Tiffs? . . . and submitted on a DVD/CD?

Aah, the good old days. Bundles of CDs with 14 48MB Tiffs (up-res from 6MB camera) in the post from Canada. I think it was 20 images to pass QC to be accepted then, its down to 4 now. 

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40 minutes ago, dustydingo said:

 

Tiffs? . . . and submitted on a DVD/CD?

 

DD

 

At first CD only I think. After a while DVD. But that may have been the initial submission only.

There's maintenance going on at the Wayback Machine, so no way of checking any of that.

 

wim

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33 minutes ago, Colin Woods said:

Aah, the good old days. Bundles of CDs with 14 48MB Tiffs (up-res from 6MB camera) in the post from Canada. I think it was 20 images to pass QC to be accepted then, its down to 4 now. 

Continuing the downward trend, it's now just 3:(

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