How do I reduce the bytes on pictures so I can post them? Steve
How do I reduce the bytes on pictures so I can post them? Steve
You have to use a photo editor to reduce the size and save in a compression format like .jpg . It's kinda like a zipping program. Whats the file size of the image now?
Zack Jennings
Refugee from the Pond
Putting your photos on a diet is pretty easy to do with most photo editing software. You can do this in two ways. First, crop the image to get rid of the excess backgound. Then change the file quality when you save it. The combination should get you useable file sizes.
Lee Schierer
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Bytes are 132,---. Will try my photo software and see what happens. Thanks Dr. and Lee. Steve
132 bytes is tiny. Photos in the range of 15,000-45,000 are typical. That's 15-45 KB (Kilobytes). Send me the image on email.
The Image is on it's way back to you.
Last edited by Dr. Zack Jennings; 03-11-2003 at 8:07 PM.
Zack Jennings
Refugee from the Pond
On there way Dr.
Thanks to Dr. here is the pic of what I have on the dewalt. Steve
Ulead has a program called smartsaver Pro. It will take your image and compress it so that it looks great without sacrificing quality. You can resize it too. I use it for all my JPGs before posting to the web. Makes jpg files load faster. I have no affiliation with this product other than being a satisfied customer.
http://www.ulead.com/ssp/runme.htm
Regards,
Peter
Thanks Pete. Will check it out. Steve
how do i cut the pixels on smartsaver pro.?...jack