Digital BW, The Print

Open the file in Photoshop (or another program), do a resize (Image
Size) to the specifications you want (you should be able to apply both
the resolution and the image pixel size), then do a Save As and select
JPEG. At this point you'll usually get to make a decision about image
quality (which affects file size also). I usually go no lower than
70-57% compression. 

In photoshop, as an alternative, instead of Save As, you can select
Save for Web from the file menu. You then get to select the
compression and see the results on-screen before you save the image. 

Best, David.  

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Lew <lew1716@...>
wrote:
>
> I'm your basic digital idiot & I need to make a gallery submission
of 72 dpi jpegs. I have 1200 dpi tif's to
> work with. What's the best way to create the requested jpegs?
> -Lew S
>