In this task, I was required to take two differently composed photos; one that is busy and detailed, and one that is plain with very minimal interesting features. I was asked to explain why images like these which are taken with the same camera settings can vary in file size.
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The reason why images which are taken with identical camera settings
and resolution differ in file size is because the system creates an algorithm
with an 8x8 pixel grid. The algorithm recognizes the pixel information and organizes
how important the information is for viewing purposes. It then removes
bits of unimportant information which makes the image size smaller.
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