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Any photographers about? Why do my images lose so much over the Internet?

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Olympiathequeen · 21/05/2017 12:31

I photoshop as a hobby/business. I have an American client who loves to ask the impossible like making a 200x200 pixel photo blow up to a poster size! Well almost. He's lovely though.

Anyway I have been improving a very low resolution image and can print it out A4 with no pixelation or significant blurring, unlike the original image. I've got it to around 2000x2000 pixels 300dpi. I convert to jpeg and save at maximum (12). I sent it via google email but when he opened it, it was around 500x500 pixels on his monitor.

I am now trying PNG format but with the time difference and not being able to have a proper talk except in email, I can't figure it out.

What's happening and how can I fix it so that the images stay large?

Tia

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MrsBadger · 21/05/2017 19:07

Chances are your email program is compressing them as it sends. Can you use (e.g.) Dropbox or Google Drive to share them without email?

Olympiathequeen · 24/07/2017 10:47

Im now sending via Dropbox and google drive. Also using TIFF files where it's appropriate. I think the receiver had a very low resolution monitor which made it look far worse,

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