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Is PSE3 able to avoid loss due to repeated JPEG compression?

Interesting discussion has developed regarding whether PSE3 is able to avoid loss due to repeated JPEG compression. Here is an excerpt from the ongoing discussion on Adobe's forum: "My question is whether the PSA2 strategies for avoiding consecutive JPEG decompression and recompression have been carried over into PSE3. Things have gotten a lot more complicated, since there are now version sets and the Editor is integrated. My hope is that all manipulations in the Organizer (rotations and quick fixes, not involving the Editor) are handled as in PSA2. Can anyone confirm this?"

http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/[email protected]@.3bb6e233

Posted by on November 28, 2004 at 09:30 PM in Photoshop Elements |

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