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If you try to save an actual size you will have too many pixels and it will be as large as a table cloth. Simply slide the bar over until the KB toll line on the tracker bar reads under 60K. When you click on save as a tracker bar will come up.ģ. Microsoft's Image Resizer is very easy to use and also free. I could save it under the same name in a different folder, I guess, but renaming makes the resized picture easy to identify. If I resize a photo and save it under the same name, it overwrites the original file.
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The reason I use PSP is that I can also crop pictures, remove things I don't want in them, etc. It will do every picture in a folder with one click. On my laptop, I also have a program that just resizes.


Thanks for the previous help you've given me,īy Dick Lodge - St Louis MO on Saturday, Octo01:42 pm: Didn't mean this to sound "preachy", just trying to help. You also shouldn't have to re-save your pictures in a file as something else (no matter which program you choose to use) before you resize, trim, recolor, etc because you're already working with a copy and the original will always be in that original file. Since most of the digital cameras these days take photos from 600K on up, you only have to resize once to automatically get below 100K! I stopped using PSP, Photoshop, Adobe Delux, and others because this was faster and easier.

Not to discourage you from using PSP, but the nice thing about PIXresizer is that it's extremely easy and fast, free, and takes any photo and, on the "custom setting" (you also have other choices) resizes it to below 100K, without reducing the apparent quality. If I resize and save it and then discover that it is still too big, I simply do it once or twice again until it has become less than the 200K maximum permitted here. Then on the menu bar at the top of the screen, I click on "Image," then on "Resize." I already specified the percentages a while ago, and I don't bother to adjust them. if the file is IMG_1234.jpg, then I save it as IMG_1234b.jpg. First, I save the file as something else, so whatever I do doesn't affect the original picture (e.g. I would have to guess that they deal with resizing in a similar fashion. John, FWIW, I don't have Photoshop, I have Paint Shop Pro. Thanks Guys, I'll do it - I have the tool change bulletins from Ford, and want to post a fewīy Dick Lodge - St Louis MO on Saturday, Octo12:43 pm: Good luck,īy John Leming on Saturday, Octo11:16 am:
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Use the “custom setting” (600x450) and JPEG setting after you download the program and it comes out perfect for the MTFCA forum postings (and a lot of e-mail programs that limit size of photos). Go to, scroll down to Freeware Utilities,etc and click on the blue "PIXresizer". Hi John, try and google pixresizer and there should be a down load you can use
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The tool resizes images so quickly that you can swiftly drop one after the other into the tool without any form of delay, which is this tool’s alternatives to batch/bulk resizing functions.Model T Ford Forum: Resizing photos Resizing photosīy John Leming on Saturday, Octo09:45 am:Ĭan someone help me real quick - to learn how to size my images for post here - mine are always too big - I have adobe photoshop 4 - but?īy karl schlachter on Saturday, Octo10:41 am: With Fast Image Resizer, you have a utility app on your desktop, and you drop images into it, and they are quickly resized to whatever settings you have entered into the program. There are two rotation settings to choose from, one is the usual 90-degree rotation, and the other setting uses EXIF data to determine the rotation of the image when it was taken by the camera. Its speed and ease-of-use makes it great for quickly creating thumbnail images for your website. The tool is very lightweight because it sticks to simple rules and does not bloat the process. If you want image cropping, then you can enable the auto-cropping function. The primary aim of the app is to maintain the same aspect ratio as the original, which means there is no cropping and no image warping to fit pre-defined image sizes.
