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Megabytes to Kilobytes
Could anyone please help me????? I'm trying tp convert a photo from megabyte
size to kilobyte size so that I can post it on a newserver site. It won't let me post a large photo in th Mb range and I need to get down to approx. 200 Kb range. Is this possible? If so can anyone help me out. Desperate in Langley. |
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Faz wrote:
Could anyone please help me????? I'm trying tp convert a photo from megabyte size to kilobyte size so that I can post it on a newserver site. It won't let me post a large photo in th Mb range and I need to get down to approx. 200 Kb range. Is this possible? If so can anyone help me out. Desperate in Langley. Pretty much any picture software will allow you to resize an image.. Most give you a choice between size and percent change. P. |
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"Faz" wrote:
Could anyone please help me????? I'm trying tp convert a photo from megabyte size to kilobyte size so that I can post it on a newserver site. It won't let me post a large photo in th Mb range and I need to get down to approx. 200 Kb range. Is this possible? If so can anyone help me out. Virtually any photo/picture editor will let you do that. You can typically crop the picture (publish only a portion of it), decrease the resolution (lower pixel count width x height; most common choice for your application), increase the compression ratio, or reduce the color space (uncommon). jue |
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Faz wrote:
Could anyone please help me????? I'm trying tp convert a photo from megabyte size to kilobyte size so that I can post it on a newserver site. It won't let me post a large photo in th Mb range and I need to get down to approx. 200 Kb range. Is this possible? If so can anyone help me out. Desperate in Langley. Langley near Slough? I'd be desperate too! I use Paint.net, a free Windows app - you can choose the level of jpeg compression and see the effect of that compression before saving it - nice. http://www.getpaint.net/ |
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Faz wrote:
Could anyone please help me????? I'm trying tp convert a photo from megabyte size to kilobyte size so that I can post it on a newserver site. It won't let me post a large photo in th Mb range and I need to get down to approx. 200 Kb range. Is this possible? If so can anyone help me out. In photoshop one would: -reduce the size for display, these days, 1024 wide would be typical (run an unsharp mask at that size). -convert the image to 8 bit format -save the file as a JPG 7 or 8 level quality. That will do it in most cases. -- -- r.p.e.35mm user resource: http://www.aliasimages.com/rpe35mmur.htm -- r.p.d.slr-systems: http://www.aliasimages.com/rpdslrsysur.htm -- [SI] gallery & rulz: http://www.pbase.com/shootin -- e-meil: Remove FreeLunch. |
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Thanks for the help....it worked. Poldie knows all. Thanks again.
"Poldie" wrote in message ... Faz wrote: Could anyone please help me????? I'm trying tp convert a photo from megabyte size to kilobyte size so that I can post it on a newserver site. It won't let me post a large photo in th Mb range and I need to get down to approx. 200 Kb range. Is this possible? If so can anyone help me out. Desperate in Langley. Langley near Slough? I'd be desperate too! I use Paint.net, a free Windows app - you can choose the level of jpeg compression and see the effect of that compression before saving it - nice. http://www.getpaint.net/ |
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But Poldie helped me out by not bashing me.....Thanks.
wrote in message ... On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:52:31 GMT, in rec.photo.digital.slr-systems "Faz" wrote: Could anyone please help me????? I'm trying tp convert a photo from megabyte size to kilobyte size so that I can post it on a newserver site. It won't let me post a large photo in th Mb range and I need to get down to approx. 200 Kb range. Is this possible? If so can anyone help me out. You shoot a dslr, given this post is to rec.photo.digital.slr-systems and you can't figure this out, let alone even tell folks what OS you run, nor what image editing programs you have? Surely you jest? |
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"Faz" a écrit dans le message de news:3vNak.72219$gc5.26348@pd7urf2no... Could anyone please help me????? I'm trying tp convert a photo from megabyte size to kilobyte size so that I can post it on a newserver site. It won't let me post a large photo in th Mb range and I need to get down to approx. 200 Kb range. Is this possible? If so can anyone help me out. Desperate in Langley. You need to buy a new Nikon D3 just like the one Rita has, it makes "fabulous" images that are no more than 1024 x 768 pixels which is just in the range you are looking for. |
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On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:52:31 GMT, "Faz" wrote:
Could anyone please help me????? I'm trying tp convert a photo from megabyte size to kilobyte size so that I can post it on a newserver site. It won't let me post a large photo in th Mb range and I need to get down to approx. 200 Kb range. Is this possible? If so can anyone help me out. Desperate in Langley. You can do all that in seconds using Irfan View, and it's free... and it will even batch process all of a directory if you want... You can resize the image to screen size, say 1024 x 768 or so, and then set the "save jpeg quality" down to 70% or so and save it that way. Don't forget to give a new name so you don't trash your original files. (Irfan will also re-name the files if you want in batch mode.) |
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Ray Paseur wrote:
You probably want to lower the resolution of a JPG image. Sometimes this is also called raising the compression level. These are two very different things which have nothing to do with each other. As you increase the compression, you will save a smaller copy of the image. In exchange for the smaller size, you will give up some fine detail. Actually with a higher compression you will get more artifacts. Loss of details results from lower resolution. jue |
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