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i wish i had stumbled on this thread before i paid canon 85 dollars to repair mine. Strange thing was, i am very careful with my cameras. When i put the camera away, it was fine. Next time I opened the bag, it was broken... go figya.

When you go to the "Gallery" drop down menu and choose "Critique

Photos", Photo Net provides us with a view of photos that Photo Net

members recently requested a critique on. You have a comments window

and quick access to give Aesthetic and Originality ratings. The one

thing missing is the actual critique request. I believe that their

would be more use of the comments window if the critiquer could read

the contents of the critique request right on this page.

I have a canon a60. The average file size in high quality mode is

800k(jpeg). I open the file in photoshop make minor contrast,

saturation, and sharperning adjustments, and resave in the highest

jpeg setting in photoshop 5.5. The file size is now sometimes as

much as twice the original size. Where is this extra information

coming from. Is it degrading the quality of the photo? I want to

keep using jpeg because of the reduced file size compared to tiff.

What would be the proper procedure to maintain picture quality when

opening the original jpeg file, making adjustments in photoshop,and

resaving as a jpeg?