Optimize Your Exported JPEGs For 4x6 Output At Your Lab - Photoshop

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Uploading a large number of JPEGs to your lab for 4x6 proofs? Optimize your JPEGs for shorter FTP upload times and happy lab techs. These videos deal with the Image Processor and Dr. Brown's 1-2-3 Process dialogs in Photoshop CS4, and how to resize your JPEG files upon export so that they are a nice small, lab friendly size, and perfect for printing 4x6s.

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