posting pictures

[OkieG]

<font color="blue"> Reducing the picture in size may reduce it permanently. </font>

Instead of pressing "Save", I select the "Save As" option. Changing the name of the modified photo will save the original unchanged, and the modified photo, each with their own name.

OkieG

 

[johnday]

test

 

[Freds]

I wondered where this post went.

I was trying to give the simplified instructions. I know there are finer points that I left out such as how to save and pixels vs. dimensions. I assumed it was known we weren't talking about reducing to thumbnail size /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
I personally would rather see a smaller pic with a higher quality than a large pic of reduced quality. It really all depends on how the camera was set up when the picture was first taken. Bigger file sizes seem to reduce to a higher quality than starting with a low quality pic to begin with that still needs reduced.

 

[GoodGuy]

Inspector...
When I use Pixresizer, is there a way to see the size of the file besides saving. What happens here is the I guess what the dimensions are & then save to my desktop. I right click the file on my desktop & go to properties & see the file size. If it's still too big I have to go back & do it all over again. Man, there's got to be something I'm missing.
Please Help
Eric

 

[Bird]

Eric, you're doing it the same way I do; hope someone does give us a better way.

 

[Inspector507]

That's how I have to do it as well /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

 

[GoodGuy]

Bird...
Just thought I was missing something; if that's the way the program is designed, I can live with it.
Cheers
Eric