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Edit2: I examined the original photo and the two saved photos from the prior testing with Picasa.

Picasa reports that the original photo has a "JPEG Quality" of 94(411). The photo resized by the Aurigma uploader shows 90(411). The photo resized by Paint and uploaded shows 75(411) for both the before and after. The Picasa documentation is a little vague, but I'm interpreting the quality as a measure of compression (as percent of original retained). As I suggested, it appears that the Aurigma reduced photo might be a whisker better. However, you do get the more exact copy by using the HTML uploader.

2/14/0911:07 AM

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