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Bouldy - 26/1/07 at 02:34 PM


Bouldy - 26/1/07 at 02:35 PM

what i meant was. How do i condence a photo so i can attach to the forum. I have tried but it saying file to big

Paul


macnab - 26/1/07 at 02:40 PM

use something like paint shop to reduce the size to about 700 pixels wide.

JPEG or GIF are best formats to use.

[Edited on 26/1/07 by macnab]


Bouldy - 26/1/07 at 02:45 PM

Tried that just cuts half the photo off

There is away of doing it cant bloody remember...


donut - 26/1/07 at 02:47 PM

You need a programme like photoshop that will reduce the dpi without reducing the physical size of the image.


macnab - 26/1/07 at 02:51 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Bouldy
Tried that just cuts half the photo off

There is away of doing it cant bloody remember...


check the tick boxes sounds like its not scaling all layers


Bouldy - 26/1/07 at 02:58 PM

Just had againo again still no joy. all tick boxes were ticked reduced to 700 and it cuts half the pic off.


Bloody thing will be going through the window in a min !!!! grrrrrrrr
Somone will have to explain in 'twat form' cause im not that up in computers or the jargon which computer folk talk in


ecosse - 26/1/07 at 03:02 PM

You want to "resize" rather than change the res

Cheers

Alex


bbwales - 26/1/07 at 03:03 PM

If you go to google and type in microsoft power tools, you will get a samll programme where all you need to do is rught clip on the photo and it asks you how much do you want to shrink the pic by, very easy and free.

Bob


cossiebri - 26/1/07 at 03:07 PM

bbwales,you beat me to it.
I use this prog after reading it on somewhere,very easy to use


roadrunner - 26/1/07 at 03:14 PM

I just resize mine in the edit list, 50% each way works a treat.


ricklawn - 26/1/07 at 03:19 PM

put picture in microsoft paint, press image then stretch/skew and just reduce by 50%


macnab - 26/1/07 at 03:40 PM

hmm I'm stuck with that program at work, no paintshop. It insists in saving even a JPEG as a BMP image, pest it makes utter mess of the image reducing the number off colours!


RazMan - 26/1/07 at 05:50 PM

Or you can use PIXresizer from here


Johnmor - 26/1/07 at 08:20 PM

In adobe photo or windows picture viewer

Simply right click on the photo in the file and select "resize pictures" or if the photo is open Right click and select "resize picture"

It gives several options along with their resolution.

It will then be saved as a copy but of the selected size.

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Hope that helps