image shrinking (file sizing)
When I load pictures from my camera to my computer, the files are too large for me to upload to this website (and most others). Does anyone know of a simple method for shrinking file sizes of photographs?
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I use http://imageshack.us/ to host photos here.
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Get a free Photobucket account. When you upload photos to it, it even automatically resamples them to 1024x768 for you. Plus, then they are taking up space on the Photobucket server rather than gobbling up BikeForums server space.
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tinypic.com takes like 3 seconds to upload. Once you have your size just right click and resave.
photobucket.com saves all your photos and have wayyy more features but you need to make an account and sign in each time. |
Originally Posted by dminor
(Post 7749401)
Get a free Photobucket account. When you upload photos to it, it even automatically resamples them to 1024x768 for you. Plus, then they are taking up space on the Photobucket server rather than gobbling up BikeForums server space.
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I thought this was a mountain bike forum.
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Originally Posted by kenhill3
(Post 7751638)
My notion is that 1024x768 is too wide for the monitor and you end up having to scroll sideways to view the whole thing. Maybe not an issue with wide screen monitors, or maybe it's just this older Mac.
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You can always open the picture with the paint program, and use the stretch skew feature, under the Image tab. I find that 15% for both horizontal and verticle, gives me a size that's easy to E-mail and upload to my photobucket. I didn't realize that photobucket would automatically resize them.
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^^ Yes, and that's just the default setting. You can also choose 800x600, 640x480 and even smaller and do batch uploads at your chosen setting.
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I know less about the internet and computers, than I do about bikes!
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I thought this was a mountain bike forum.
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And here I thought it was a "which road bike/bars/tires/clothes can I ride on the trails?" forum.
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This is a pretty nice, free, image editor. paint.net/
Otherwise use the MSPaint program that came on your computer like born2bahick said earlier. Just remember to stretch/skew in equal percentages so it doesn't make the picture look funny. |
Microsoft tools- Image Resizer works very well.
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Anything for us Mac users?
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Originally Posted by kenhill3
(Post 7759288)
Anything for us Mac users?
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upload to flickr
They resize automatically and provide many different sizes for you to link to. |
Originally Posted by dminor
(Post 7749401)
Get a free Photobucket account. When you upload photos to it, it even automatically resamples them to 1024x768 for you. Plus, then they are taking up space on the Photobucket server rather than gobbling up BikeForums server space.
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I thought this was a mountain bike forum.
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Originally Posted by junkyard
(Post 7761461)
I thought this was a mountain bike forum.
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