JPEGmini Pro review: Cut digital photos down to size without sacrificing quality<article>
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Google recently raised eyebrows with its revamped Photos service by offering free, unlimited cloud storage with a potentially huge catch: Files are converted and stored as smaller “high-quality” pictures, a departure from other cloud storage services that upload original, full-resolution images.</p><p>
Although professional photographers rightfully snicker at the mere mention of potential quality loss associated with smaller file sizes, the reality is many consumers don’t notice or even care—especially if the trade-off is more available disk space. As it turns out, Google might have the right idea.</p><h2>Analyze this</h2>
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[/img][/img]mini.com">JPEGmini[/url] (<img src="
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[/img][/img]mini.com/pro">Pro[/url] edition I reviewed offers three key advantages not available in the <a href="
[/img][/img]mini.com/app">more affordable $20 version[/url]: Support for images up to 50 megapixels in size, up to 8 times faster processing speeds, and an Adobe Lightroom plug-in for slicing exported files down to size.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2991514/software-photography/jpegmini-pro-review-cut-digital-photos-down-to-size-without-sacrificing-quality.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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JPEGmini Pro review: Cut digital photos down to size without sacrificing quality
