markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Had a load of piccies taken today from my works golf day, they are all 5mb, any way of making them smaller so I can email them easier...??
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Making jpegs a smaller size...
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markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Thanks for that
SpursLodge
Nicola Berti
Can you, how do you do that then?
Simplest way if you use Windows and Outlook is to right-click, send to email and it should offer you a choice of sizes. Leaves the originals untouched.
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
Photoshop.
Drag and drop the image into it. Various options.
If you like the image as is, just hit Save As and a box opens with a sliding bar governing image quality, running from 1(lowest) to 10. Total file size appears below and changes as you move the slider. Pick what you want and save it with a different name - Bob's Foursome - and it saves the original as well.
There's a crop function that will let you trim off unwanted areas. That alone reduces file size. Again save with a new file name.
In the drop-down menu under Image you'll see Image Size. Click it(or shortcut by hitting Alt+Ctrl+I). A box opens and, in the Document Size boxes, just type in the specifc numbers you want and indicate whether you you want inches, cm, mm, or others.
Dozens of other things you can do with them in that program.
Drag and drop the image into it. Various options.
If you like the image as is, just hit Save As and a box opens with a sliding bar governing image quality, running from 1(lowest) to 10. Total file size appears below and changes as you move the slider. Pick what you want and save it with a different name - Bob's Foursome - and it saves the original as well.
There's a crop function that will let you trim off unwanted areas. That alone reduces file size. Again save with a new file name.
In the drop-down menu under Image you'll see Image Size. Click it(or shortcut by hitting Alt+Ctrl+I). A box opens and, in the Document Size boxes, just type in the specifc numbers you want and indicate whether you you want inches, cm, mm, or others.
Dozens of other things you can do with them in that program.
Superhudd
Simon Davies
As said make copies of the originals.
right click open with PAINT
Resize, 5mb I would probably look at 25%, enter 25% into Horizontal and Vertical should also happen automatically.
Save as...
Play around with the % to get what you are after, if the % is not right just click the reverse arrow which takes you back to the original size
right click open with PAINT
Resize, 5mb I would probably look at 25%, enter 25% into Horizontal and Vertical should also happen automatically.
Save as...
Play around with the % to get what you are after, if the % is not right just click the reverse arrow which takes you back to the original size
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Sorry got it wrong, it's in Paint you can do this as someone said below.
Open it in Paint and then just click on resize.
Papercut
Jermaine Jenas
Try this Mark:
http://imageresizer.codeplex.com/releases/view/30247
Once installed, just right-click the image on your desktop and choose how you want to resize the pic.
I did a virus check on the file and seems fine.
Obviously if you have Windows.
http://imageresizer.codeplex.com/releases/view/30247
Once installed, just right-click the image on your desktop and choose how you want to resize the pic.
I did a virus check on the file and seems fine.
Obviously if you have Windows.