Aussie humidors, brass & m.o.p. inlay, secret drawers,fine boxes

[humidor]

Greetings from Geelong!
It certainly is great to find a site like this for sharing & gaining knowledge. Thank you editors. Do you have a marketry/inlay section? Check out my new web site for some interesting work- www.geocities.com/kiwihumidor (http://www.geocities.com/kiwihumidor)
Click on links to view 3 pages. These sites on Yahoo are FREE!
I would like to include pix of past projects but only have photos to scan ( as opposed to digital pix of new work). But scanning involves huge file size- can someone offer advice on how to reduce file size of scanned photos?
Any one in or around Geelong wanting help to set up w/site & digital photos please e/m me. [email protected]
Take care & have a good time at the show.

[barrysumpter]

Hi Humidor,
I use Paint Shop Pro which is share ware to reduce the size, number of colors, and to enhance the scan itself.



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Thanks,
Barry G. Sumpter
Proud Tritoneer

[humidor]

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Thanks a lot Barry, I'll give it a go.
Have a great day,
Humidor

[ubeaut]

Scan at 78dpi that is the optimal size for internet graphics. If you have Corel use the scanning profile and edit in Corel Photo-Paint. Save as .jpg files and you will have good images and small files.

[humidor]

Thanks a lot guys - got it sorted now.
I had read somewhere once a file was created in one format it couldn't be changed - this obviously is not true.
Happy wwwwwwworking!