Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: help

 

For pictures that I use to send on here, I simply adjust the camera to

take smaller (less pixel counts, as someone else said). I cant find

software out of all the stuff on my computer that takes the high res

picture and converts it to a low res picture. As long as we are staying

digital, or not having pics printed up larger than 4x6 on print, there

is not a significant loss of resolution.

 

Dave

 

I guess we have had enough “Help”, but it is interesting all the different, and sometimes complex, approaches that are used.  If you are running Windows, you most likely have "Microsoft Photo Editor".  Open the image file, go to the 'Image' menu and select 'Resize'  Enter a max dimension of about 6-7" and click OK.  Save.

 

Don't all digital cameras come with image management software?

 

My Dell computer came with Dell image software and Microsoft Photo Editor.  I loaded Photoworks that I got from Seattle filmworks, and my Olympus camera came with their Camedia software.  Any one of the four has "scale" or "resize" options that make sizing quick and easy.  For sending on the web, size it for the max dimension of about 700 pixels or about 7".

 

Al