OP made sense about the picture compression. You are a dumbass. //@Anonymous: MB? Compress? Walgreens? This is CVS. You are so confused. //@anonymous: a 6.5 MB photo became 1.8 MB which means CVS heavily compress already compressed JPEG photo. Walgreens doesn't compress resulting in higher resolution photos. However visible differences are only seen at high magnification.
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By anonymous on 07/29/2019, 03:09 PM EDT
Actually you are confused. He says CVS compresses and Walgreens does not. //@Anonymous: MB? Compress? Walgreens? This is CVS. You are so confused. //@anonymous: a 6.5 MB photo became 1.8 MB which means CVS heavily compress already compressed JPEG photo. Walgreens doesn't compress resulting in higher resolution photos. However visible differences are only seen at high magnification.
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By anonymous on 07/28/2019, 11:42 PM EDT
MB? Compress? Walgreens? This is CVS. You are so confused. //@anonymous: a 6.5 MB photo became 1.8 MB which means CVS heavily compress already compressed JPEG photo. Walgreens doesn't compress resulting in higher resolution photos. However visible differences are only seen at high magnification.
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By anonymous on 07/28/2019, 02:34 PM EDT
a 6.5 MB photo became 1.8 MB which means CVS heavily compress already compressed JPEG photo. Walgreens doesn't compress resulting in higher resolution photos. However visible differences are only seen at high magnification.
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