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Read October 24, 2008, 05:17:04 PM #0
dcookie monster

picture size

Hi all,

I want to post some build pictures I have but it keeps saying the file is too large ?

My photos on average are 1.22mb in size.  How do i change them so im able to post  Embarrassed
 
Read October 24, 2008, 05:36:56 PM #1
waz j

Re: picture size

had this problem simple answer is your cameras to good use an older mobile phone camera less pixels equalls smaller file  Grin
 
Read October 24, 2008, 07:06:33 PM #2
dcookie monster

Re: picture size

thanks waz looks like its show and tell from today onwards then  Grin

Then again I have a 5 million mp camera phone  Undecided  I'll give it a go anyhow  Roll Eyes
 
Read October 24, 2008, 07:43:55 PM #3
CdRsKuLL

Re: picture size

thanks waz looks like its show and tell from today onwards then  Grin

Then again I have a 5 million mp camera phone  Undecided  I'll give it a go anyhow  Roll Eyes

ok.. download this - http://www.freedrive.co.uk/PhotoResize600.exe

The above app works by dropping a image onto its icon. SO.. try this.

1. put the PhotoResize600.exe app on your desktop
2. copy the image you want to resize onto your desktop
3. drag the image over the PhotoResize600.exe icon and drop it onto the PhotoResize600.exe icon. (a dos box opens, just click enter to close it)
4. it will now of created a new image with -600 at the end on your desktop that will be about 25kb which is fine for uploading here as an attachment.

You can just drag and drop any image onto the icon from any place, but just work from your desktop to start with.

PS.. if you change the apps name from PhotoResize600.exe to PhotoResize1200.exe the picture then resize to 1200 pixels wide rather than 600 pixels wide :-)


http://evgo.co.uk - electrical car conversion kit
 
Read October 24, 2008, 08:30:19 PM #4
dcookie monster

Re: picture size

steve,

you da man.

cheers,

kieren
 
Read October 31, 2008, 04:38:24 AM #5
Mr Ferrari

Re: picture size


  I have to try that out.. The program I use now is a total pain..


 
Read January 18, 2009, 12:48:20 PM #6
Broadfieldz 1

Re: picture size

Gonna sound a bit daft but just so i get this right can someone run me through how i upload pics on a post?Huh
Please! please!!!
 
Read January 18, 2009, 01:30:56 PM #7
CdRsKuLL

Re: picture size

re - picture..

follow the instructions a few posts up ( http://extremeoc.co.uk/index.php/topic,138.msg1031.html#msg1031 )

Then when you are on the reply screen you will notice a Additional Options on the bottom left.. you can attach a picture here.



http://evgo.co.uk - electrical car conversion kit
 
Read January 18, 2009, 07:33:50 PM #8
Broadfieldz 1

Re: picture size

Yeh i felt a bit daft askin that lol i sat back and thought about it and posted my pics about 10 mins after posting this lol
Bloody technology just give me a car Cheesy
 
Read December 22, 2010, 09:52:47 AM #9
adolph88mcc

Re: picture size

Hello friend , i think you should re size your pics or use small size pixel cameras.....
 
Read January 24, 2011, 09:31:04 PM #10
f355project

Re: picture size

i found uploading to photobucket then using the direct link code next to your uploaded pic works for me aslo you can resize them easy on there add text ect its free and easy www.photobucket.com
once you have your pic link on photobucket saved open another internet page login to this site and click the image icon( looks like this) [img]http://and right click then paste between the ][ hope this helps people Grin
« Last Edit: January 24, 2011, 09:36:26 PM by f355project »
 
Read April 24, 2011, 08:11:39 AM #11
Ram

Easy picture resize

Am surprised no one can resize pictures.
Windows 3.1, 4, 5, 6 and XP come with paint program.

XP - in accessories is mspaint.exe
Just "run" mspaint,  load picture, select pic, and select stretch. Default is 100
%.  Just change % to 50 an 50 x+y axis, or whatever reduction is required, and job done.

Win 3.1 to 5 was paint.exe.

I use Paint shop pro 3.12  32 bit ( free one ) and works on most computers.

if you have not got "paint" on your computer, load CD instalation disk and "add" extras.

Also remember that not everyone has a 3 mile wide screen. Mine is 14 inch at 800 x 600 resolution, but you can always do 2 photos. one at 800 x 600, and one at silly resolutons of 1600 / 2000 pixels.
Why have i not got a wide screen ?  - because the text and pictures show smaller, the higher resolution you go, and web pages now use the extra space on the right for adverts, - which i dont want to see and am not interested in.
( I decide what I want to look at to buy, -- and not a web site )

A4  portrait  paper is 210 x 297 mm ( 8.2 inch x 11.6 inch )
A4 Landscape  paper is 297 x 210 mm ( 11.6 inch x 8.2 inch )

Portrait  photos on A4 = 787 pixels x 1113 pixels
Landscape photos on A4 = 1113 pixels x 787 pixels
So having photos any larger than this if you print a lot, seems pointless, but a larger picture fits on larger screens.

 
Read May 18, 2011, 04:31:54 PM #12
chiaalain

Re: picture size

open the picture with microsoft office picture manager. if u have office on your computer, then you should have this software. look for edit pictures and click. on the right, you will see resize pitures. you can continue from there. hope it helps
 
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