Mary-Anne needs help resizing some photo's
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My email address is ma@maryannek.com
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HappyTogether
Beat me....
DT4eva
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lol sorry HappyTogether hoping its what mary-anne is looking for.
we us pixresizer which can be found at http://bluefive.pair.com/ great little porgram for resizing pics and is easy to use.
from memory think the pix site we originally found on the forum.
via another post.
PS: its a free program
we us pixresizer which can be found at http://bluefive.pair.com/ great little porgram for resizing pics and is easy to use.
from memory think the pix site we originally found on the forum.
via another post.
PS: its a free program
I downloaded program it starts with download photo and then asks what program file, can you talk me through what file it is asking for so I can get into my pictures.
DT4eva
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ok once you have opened the pixresizer program from your desktop, at the top you will see work with one file or work with multi files.
working with multi files is good for pics from your camera.
if you are only wanting to work with 1 file at a time click on with with 1 file.
then click on load picture, a box will open up for you to brouse files look for where you have the pictures saved on your computer. IE in my pictures in my documents.
you can change the size of the pic to whatever sizer you want it to be in this case we are working on size 100 by 100.
untick maintain aspect ratio so you can change numbers in there to 100/100
in box 3 leave that as most pictures are jpeg pics.
then click save pictures
once the next box comes up on screen for where to save pictures i normally create a new folder on the desktop for easy access. then they will be saved. and the original picture is still in the same folder it was and your resized pics wil be in the newly created folder.
hope this helps
working with multi files is good for pics from your camera.
if you are only wanting to work with 1 file at a time click on with with 1 file.
then click on load picture, a box will open up for you to brouse files look for where you have the pictures saved on your computer. IE in my pictures in my documents.
you can change the size of the pic to whatever sizer you want it to be in this case we are working on size 100 by 100.
untick maintain aspect ratio so you can change numbers in there to 100/100
in box 3 leave that as most pictures are jpeg pics.
then click save pictures
once the next box comes up on screen for where to save pictures i normally create a new folder on the desktop for easy access. then they will be saved. and the original picture is still in the same folder it was and your resized pics wil be in the newly created folder.
hope this helps
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Dave sent me his phone number and talked me through resizing pictures, it was so easy and with in minutes I had done 6 photo's.
What I need now is a programme that I can download to crop photo's as this isn't available on PIX that I can see.
What I need now is a programme that I can download to crop photo's as this isn't available on PIX that I can see.
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corneus
Irfanview
I haven't tried pixresizer, but I think one of the best free image editors is Irfan view. You can resize easily to standard sizes and resolutions, and cropping is very simple as well. Pretty good basic enhancement tools as well.
You can downlaod a free copy from http://www.irfanview.com/ .Cheers
I haven't tried pixresizer, but I think one of the best free image editors is Irfan view. You can resize easily to standard sizes and resolutions, and cropping is very simple as well. Pretty good basic enhancement tools as well.
You can downlaod a free copy from http://www.irfanview.com/ .Cheers
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aussielids
Hi Maryanne, corneous beat me to it. Irfanview is easy to use and will open nearly all types of images. I use it all the time and it can do batches of photos as well. Good luck and happy editing :tongue3:
Thanks Guys: I have downloaded the software, I will play around witht he program tomorrow, expect lots of calls for help until I get the basics.
I achieved and learnt a lot today, thanks to all meebers.
I achieved and learnt a lot today, thanks to all meebers.
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Malmensa
Download "The Gimp", spend an hour or so learing to use it, and you will be able to edit, resample, colour balance stc any pics you want. It's free & quite good.
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