a tick in the 'Calculate All Sizes' box.
Then wait while Finder performs the calculations and the folder sizes should
now be shown.
If they still don't show, make sure there's a tick in the 'Show Columns -
Kind' box.
In list view, Finder will show file sizes in the window.
To also show folder
should
now be shown.
If they still don't show, make sure there's a tick in the 'Show Columns - Kind'
box.
In list view, Finder will show file sizes in the window.
To also show folder sizes, enable Calculate All Sizes in Finder's View Options.
In icon view, if you enable Show Item Info, although
If I take a Nikon RAW file from my camera in NEF format it is 7.7 MB.
If I open it and save it as a Photoshop file in .psd format from
Photoshop it saves as 28.5MB. If I do the same thing with Graphic
Converter it comes out at 3.8MB. If I open that file and save it from
Photoshop it drops
without wanting to point you to the darkside but here's a good article
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/expert/rawfiles.mspx
Your camera is probably bundling 3 or more images in to the single
file - 1 the RAW data which is pretty much unique to each camera
model
Incidentally, iPhoto will happily accept these files from the camera
and export them as TIFFS. However, only the thumbnail is available
within iPhoto so they will not enlarge properly in iPhoto.
sorry missed this last point - to ACTUALLY use and take advantage
of the RAW format to any
Incidentally, iPhoto will happily accept these files from the
camera and export them as TIFFS. However, only the thumbnail is
available within iPhoto so they will not enlarge properly in iPhoto.
sorry missed this last point - to ACTUALLY use and take advantage
of the RAW format to any
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Photoshop can't deal with RAW data in any way and just ignores (but
keeps) it as file meta-data (unless Photoshop CS now includes it)
There was a recent discussion of image formats in part III of Beyond
MegaPixels
I have occasion to produce Word documents with inserted .jpg graphics
which I convert to .pdf files for email transmission.
If I do the conversion from Word in Office98 running under Classic,
using links to Acrobat 5.0.5 all is fine and I get files of a
sensible size. If I do the conversion by
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