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11th September 2005, 09:45 PM #1
Sizing pics so you lot can see 'em?
G'day,
I've posted pics before but they came up so small you needed a magnifying glass to view them.
Previously to get them below 100kb, I set them as RGB 72dpi jpegs and quality set at 12. They were 90x70mm. So how do you blokes get them bigger? Mine opened up on a puny screen and your lot open up nice and big, so well that I could count the rings in the timber.
I've got all the gear to make the pics whatever, but it's the whatever I'd like to find out. Are they compressed files? I run a Mac so don't tell me if they are compressed and they're those Winzipped things because I can only do Stuffit compressed files.
I've got some good stuff to post, but no use if they're too small.
Maybe the problem is my 23" screen runs at 1920x1200 and that's why all your pics open bigger, I dunno. :confused:
So any tech heads out there, I'm looking for your help.
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11th September 2005, 09:51 PM #2
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11th September 2005, 09:57 PM #3
Waldo
I don't use a Mac so while what follows should work, I can only be sure for a PC
To get a picture below 100kb I do one of the following
resize the image to 800 pixels wide or 600 pixels tall, anything bigger and there's a risk it'll run off the screen, or
resample the image to a resolution of between 72dpi and 100dpi
— I rarely need to do both
then I increase the JPG's compression till the file is small enough
hope this helps
ian
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11th September 2005, 10:11 PM #4
JPG's can be compressed (sometimes called quality) as Ian said. When you save a JPG, most software will show a slider from 0 to 100. Often the default to 80%. You can reduce the quality down to 50% and it will still render well on a screen. This will reduce the size of your image in KB without reducing the size of the image on the screen.
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11th September 2005, 10:12 PM #5
G'day,
Hey thanks Echnidna and Ian for the tip.
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11th September 2005, 10:13 PM #6
PS. If you had a real computer I'd tell you to download FastStone from www.faststone.org. It's free and great.
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11th September 2005, 10:14 PM #7
G'day Grunt,
Thanks also. Shoul be on my way to putting up some pics of some homemade machinery - just as soon as a mate emails some pics I took this arvo.
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11th September 2005, 10:19 PM #8
G'day Grunt,
No mate you want my gear, a G5 with 2.25 Gb of RAM, a 23" High Definition digital display running stuff like PhotShop CS, FastStone looks like a imitation to P/Shop. And I don't want to show off too much. Besides I'm sure your woodie skill are better tah n mine.
But hey if it works - great.
My typin g skills are up the creek too.
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11th September 2005, 10:35 PM #9
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11th September 2005, 10:36 PM #10
G'day Major,
Thanks on the optimisation bit.
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12th September 2005, 10:00 AM #11Registered
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Originally Posted by Waldo
Save For Web
Pick the sized file you want to save.
Save
I post all mine useing this method.
Al
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12th September 2005, 10:28 AM #12Originally Posted by Waldo
From iPhoto, I save the pics sized to about 800 pixels by whatever (iPhoto works out the other dimension, width or height). These are typically 2 or 3 hundred kBytes. Then drag them into smallimage, set to about 50% compression, and they come out well below 100 kB.
You can download smallimage from here:
http://www.iconus.ch/fabien/smallimage2/Those are my principles, and if you don't like them . . . well, I have others.
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12th September 2005, 10:31 AM #13
Hey Al, Did some of your brickwork fall out mate,
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12th September 2005, 11:45 AM #14Registered
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Bloody chippys and their hammers.
Al
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12th September 2005, 01:39 PM #15Originally Posted by zenwood
Growing old is much better than the alternative!
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