Question

nora is learning to use image editing applications and doesnt understand when to lower the quality setting for jpeg saving. whats a good use case for using a lower quality setting? choose 1 answer: a saving a thumbnail that will link to a full - sized version b saving a photo of a textbook for easy reading offline c saving photos that you want to print out and frame d saving a photo of a multi - line bar graph with small text labels

Explanation:

Lower - quality JPEG settings reduce file size. Thumbnails are small pre - views and don't need high quality as a full - sized version is available. For reading a textbook photo offline, good quality is needed for legibility. Photos for printing and framing require high quality for a good visual result. A multi - line bar graph with small text labels needs good quality to read the labels.

Answer:

A. Saving a thumbnail that will link to a full - sized version