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bono-ONE All-Star Member SAMCRO 8570 Posts 8/00	Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 2:21PM Got this suggestion from Drew so I'm asking how do you make pictures smaller. As of now the ones I have posted are pretty big and need to reduce in size some so any help would be appreciated. I tried reducing the size of the picture but I don't think that's worked so yeah I'm very new at this picture thing, it's great but could use some help! [Link]
de25ge Member yes I'm virilis 954 Posts 11/05	Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 2:34PM When you are using jpg you can adjust compression. When you shoot a normal picture with a digi-cam you get jpeg's with 2-4 MB size (not much compression). When you use a tool the save them as jpeg's again you can set a high compression that makes this pictures 100 or 200 kb small. that's about 10-20 times smaller without reducing the amount of pixels. Photoshop is probably the tool for it but costs a lot of money. Unless you got a LE Version with your scanner or so. free tools search for image compression and you get a lot of answers. [Link]
Kperv The Cuddler *struck (She slipped) 1818 Posts 1/04	Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 2:43PM If it's just one picture, or if cropping is needed, I use GIMP. If it's a bunch of pictures like some DVD screenshots, I use one of the batch processing tools in ImageMagick. Both are free and available for Windows. [Link]
Leyden Senior Member The people have spoken. I'm a nitpicking dick. Woo! 8751 Posts 1/04	Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 5:42PM A free, handy, and small program like Irfanview can resize pictures very quickly. Get it here from TUCOWS. File Size: 884.0 KB [Link]
CG_Gurl80 Member Sexy Bitches 486 Posts 1/05	Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 6:00PM +1 for Irfanview. Very easy to use and quick. [Link]

bono-ONE All-Star Member SAMCRO 8570 Posts 8/00	Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 6:24PM Ok that looks fine but I'm am so out of my league which is a good non-expensive one to download, is there such a program on that site, if so please point me in the right direction. Thanks again. [Link]
Leyden Senior Member The people have spoken. I'm a nitpicking dick. Woo! 8751 Posts 1/04	Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 6:50PM Bono - Irfanview is free for individual use. [Link]
CG_Gurl80 Member Sexy Bitches 486 Posts 1/05	Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 6:51PM Irfanview is free. After you click on the link, just click on the button that corresponds with your OS. [Link]
bono-ONE All-Star Member SAMCRO 8570 Posts 8/00	Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 8:26PM Thanks to all for your fine suggestions but working at it all day I found I already had the solution inside this ole computer so I've been working hard for the past half hour resizing pics and then redoing my picture album and it's turning out beautifully. Again all the credit goes to the lovely ladies who graciously posed for me and thousands of others a couple weeks back! You were all great and I thank you. Shout outs to Drew and all who posted in this thread. Another reason to love ADT!! [Link]
Hardware All-Star Member Your other left 14594 Posts 3/02	Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 10:03PM Yeah, Irfanview is free, but send Irfan a reward for his good work! I did. [Link]
Jeff @ IAFD Webmaster IAFD.COM 931 Posts 6/00	Posted - Jan 20 2006 : 12:58AM If you have WindowsXP, you can use the Image Resizer powertoy which you'll highlight the pix, right click, choose "Resize Pictures", pick your size and be done with it... no external progs necessary... the quality and filesizes are decent enough. I use it for quick-and-dirty stuff -- emailing, etc. [Link]
nietzsche Deactivated User 5470 Posts 8/03	Posted - Jan 20 2006 : 1:09AM never mind. Edited by - nietzsche on 1/20/2006 1:14:18 AM [Link]
juha Senior Member 2752 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jan 20 2006 : 10:12AM Irfanview is really the best solution for beginners. [Link]
lukemason Member 697 Posts 8/04	Posted - Jan 25 2006 : 1:40PM can Irfanview Do Bulk Reductions ? [Link]
de25ge Member yes I'm virilis 954 Posts 11/05	Posted - Jan 25 2006 : 2:09PM It does batch resize, but I never used it for this purpose. [Link]

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