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YOUR RESEARCHPictures are too big
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Use iphoto
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I use iPhoto on ym iMac and I can specify the exact size of the pic I want.
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i use my mac.com photo homepage to link the pictures.
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And best of all, I can still run Windows programs that I need on my iMAC using Virtual PC.
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you can also use a photo hosting site and create and image link to the photo.
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Whenever I try to upload a JPEG file, or a GIF, I get a message that the file is too large....what program do you guys use to reduce the size of pictures?
There's an easier way...no need for any secondary programs. Download PowerToys for XP. Theres an image resizer thats available for free.
Link:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx
I've had this same problem over and over- my son, who is pretty good with a computer says rennlist is a pain as far as pix posting is concerned. He has no trouble whatsoever over at audiworld.... I've noticed many pictures here that are HUGE and have no idea how the people posted them. Good luck!
The image resize tool is pretty cool. After you install it, right click on the picture. It will give you an option "Resize Pictures". Then you can choose a size. I resized a 2MB 2592x1944 picture to 1024x768 and it is 112KB. Pretty slick.
Good link msrc2.
-Darren
Jeff....not only is it alive (after a period of narcisistic alienation) it is now back with a vengeance! I recently came back to Apple after a hiatus of roughly 20 years and will NEVER go back to windows. More powerful and faster than a PC not to mention no blue screen of death (since it is UNIX based) and no drivers to load EVER for peripherals. Just your basic run of the mill a** kicking plug and play trouble free computer
And best of all, I can still run Windows programs that I need on my iMAC using Virtual PC.
Have a look:
http://www.apple.com/switch/
I use:
http://www.irfanview.com/
Free and a breeze to use. It is not complicated and it allows you to resize really fast.
Also, the trick to post a big pic is the low the quality and colors...
Regards.
I use Photoshop 7. The image size is dependent upon what your camera image quality is set to...i.e., raw, basic, fine, extra fine, normal and so on.
In PS and other image processing programs you can resize the it to whatever height or width you want. When I post up I try to make my images no larger than 4 x 6 inches. They load quicker and the file size is smaller.
This is interesting....I just right clicked a bunch of Avatars, and selected properties....I see some that are 130x110........when I created one that was 100x100, it said it was too big, so I kept reducing, until it accepted one @80x80.....what's the deal?
this is what i do.
1. use safari
2. choose the photo album and picture you want to link. the slide show viewer will pop up. click on the picture again and another window will spawn.
3. press apple/command D to bookmark this page.
4. go to your bookmarks and copy (command) the web address of the bookmarked picture.
5. when inserting an image link into the post, paste (command V) the address into the image web link.
that's it!
