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picture sizing, there must be a better way

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Re: picture sizing, there must be a better way

#27

WHY BOTHER TO RESIZE?

Kevin French

>Go to photobucket.com set up an account, upload the images, and then C&P the URL into the Optional Image URL: box, get you a pic, no resizing.

Re: picture sizing, there must be a better way

#28

why resize

paul womack

>Resizing a typical digi-cam image to fit people's browser window is considerate of both their screen "real-estate" and download bandwidth.

I still remeber one guy who posted a small article with 5 pictures, EACH of which was over 3 Meg for a 15 Mb total download.

I feel sorry for some of our more remote members trying to read that one over dial up!

BugBear (who's entire website currently stands at 3Mb)

Re: picture sizing, there must be a better way

#29

Me too

Clay C in Miami

>I've tried several, including the MS powertoy, but JPEG Resampler is easiest for me for this task - allows you to set file size rather than any other parameter. The one below was shrunk below 20kb, and still has plenty of detail. (Plus here's an excuse to post this pic - I love this piece, I should have bought it.)


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Re: picture sizing, there must be a better way

#30

Amen!!

bill tindall, E. TN

>Let me reiterate "considerate". It takes me about 10 min. to receive a 1 MEG picture. You can see in my previous post how good a 26K image can look if properly done and I learned today how to do it in less than 5 min. with free software.

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