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formating an image

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eeha

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Oct 20, 2005
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I have a picture that needs to be formated for a documnent i need to send.
here is what they are asking for
grayscale in 8 bits color depth
or color 24 bits / 8 bits at a size of 240x360

the file shouldnt be more than 65000 bytes.

if i just make the image grayscale to the size they specified would that do the job?

Also how can you make a 24 bit image? in RGB the options are 8/16/32 bits!!!

and at that size why are they allowing 6 megs? thats HUGE
in 300 res the file is no larger than 127K!!

thanx for your help guys
 
A 24-bit image is RGB 8 bit. With 8 bits per channel, a 3 channel RGB file is 24 bits.

- - I hope this helps - -
(Complain to someone else if it doesn't)
 
this might help

Code:
black & white (monochrome)  =>   1 bit
greyscale                   =>   8 bit (256 shades [i]see below[/i])
[red]R[/red][green]G[/green][blue]B[/blue]                         =>  24 bit (composed of 3 x 8 bit channels)
CMYK                        =>  32 bit (composed of 4 x 8 bit channels)

8 bit explained in binary:-

128 | 64 | 32 | 16 |  8 |  4 |  2 |  1
--------------------------------------
  1    1    1    1    1    1    1    1 = 256


Kind Regards
Duncan
 
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