I am using a Fuji Finepix S3500 digital camera which works great,even for me. The main problem occurs when I email a photo to someone. All pics come off camera at approx 1G.and when I email them they are received at a size that does not fit onto the screen.\nIs there some way I can reduce them at my end so that they fit?\nTry to keep answer simple as I am almost absolutely technically inept.\nThanks.
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Yes, there is an easy way. If you are using Windows XP, open the photo in Miscrosoft picture manager.\n\nUse the Picture>resize menu option. After that, simply reduce the size in percentage, and save as another file name to get the reduced size. Keep in mind that reducing the size will also reduce the clarity of the pictures to a degree, whatever tool you use.
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About the song, that's odd. Are you sure it's working that way for everyone that accesses your page? Maybe you should ask someone else to check it out for you.\n\nOk, to make your photo smaller all you have to do is get on microsoft paint. You open up your picture, you go to the upper bar and you choose Image/Picture. You click and you will choose expand or contract. (These translations may be wrong because my computer's in spanish), then here's where you can play around with your picture. If you want to reduce your picture by half, then on the two first boxes write "50", leave the two boxes on the bottom as they were. Then click accept. You will notice your picture has been shrunk by half, so the size in kbs, of course, has changed as well. You can also put 60, or 70. Depends on how small you want your picture. If you wish to return to the original size, you can Undo changes or you can simply Expand (using the two boxes on the bottom, if you have shrunk your picture by 50, expand by 100, by 60, expand by 120 and so on).\n\nIt's pretty simply. I know I gave a huge explanation but I hope it works, because I always use this method. \n\nThen save changes...you can save as, to keep the 600 kb separate from your new smaller picture.
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do you want swap between the 2 photos?\nI wish I can do it now , but I dont have nay programs here on this computer, I need like 2 hourse to get home :)\n\nu look great\n\nok I made them for you\n\nnormal size: with 3 diffrent speeds...\n\nhttp://img239.imageshack.us/img239/430/2eb9.gif\nhttp://img239.imageshack.us/img239/430/2eb9.gif\nhttp://img70.imageshack.us/img70/3276/3gh1.gif\n\nsmall size: with 3 diffrent speeds...\n\nhttp://img158.imageshack.us/img158/9496/s1fc6.gif\nhttp://img158.imageshack.us/img158/4515/s2rj8.gif\nhttp://img211.imageshack.us/img211/811/s3cj4.gif\n\nhope I did what you want. enjoy them.
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People will always post the best photo they have online. I mean, would you post a photo of yourself which looks old and fat and sorry? Also people will post photos which have been digitally enhanced. Just be more careful the next time round, or perhaps, be less superficial?
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Someone has the wrong format or the pictures are too large.\nMost pictures need to be .jepg and around .5 in size
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Can you open these pictures with Irfanview (google for this free utility) ?\n\nWhere have the images come from ? Maybe they got broken during transfer or transmission.\n\nIt does not follow that everything is fine just because anti-virus can't find anything wrong.
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Or you could do something easier and build a blog. \nI use http://www.smartpunters.com because they're free and let me upload 200mb worth of files. :)\n\nI used it to send 120mb worth of pics to my mom in Texas since it was too big to email, lol
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It sounds like there is some error occurring with Yahoo! Photo's. I suggest you go to the help page and put a question into the search box. When some possible matches come up click on the closest one which relates to your problem. If it does not help you go to the bottom of the page where you will find a spot which asks if this helped. click NO and you will be given an e-mail form to contact customer service with your problem. \n\nFill out the form write what the problem is exactly. Send it off. Yahoo! customer service will usually get back to you within two days, but I have found they get back the next day, sometimes the same day.\n\nGood luck fixing this problem.
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Well, there are different ways to shrink it. There is the dpi level and the resolution. Lowering the dpi but leaving it at the same resolution will reduce the file size and the quality.  Lowering the resolution but not the dpi will also reduce the file size but the image will be as clear as possible still.\n\nAs for software you can use, I find Photoshop to be the best, but if you are looking for something free, try GIMP for Windows. Its a port of the famous Linux photo/graphic editing package.  You can find the link in the source here.\n\nSo for a cell phone, I would guess a small 120x120 resolution with s 72dpi would be more than enough.  Without knowing your phones model I can't be sure though.
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file might be to big... try to resize it in paint... stretch and skew to 75 by 75 or smaller.. \n\nor it could be the way the picture was saved as...i .e.. jpeg , img.... so forth.. try to save picture again under differ saving.
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On the CSI tc show, they can convert 3 pixels in an image to a hi-res photo of a suspect. This is BS.\n\nWhile you cannot get the original quality back, you can run some of the image filters in GIMP or (spits) Photoshop to clean it up a bit.\n\nGIMP is free!
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I always put my pictures on the desktop, so I dont misplace them. then I put them in my special folder after I have finished editing or e-mailing or whatever. To e-mail I use yahoo. You can browse and upload from yahoo. Irfanview is a great picture resizing program that might help
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For a start The cards are either I gigabyte, and the other is 512 mb, approx half of your 1 gig, the problem with you not being able to view them, maybe because they are a different format, you say you can get jpegs, bu there are quite a few formats out there, maybe its not reading the format you have, try putting them in to, lets say, photo express, or anything like it, turn them in to jpegs, then you will be able to read all of your info, by the way, i have a seven million pixel camera, and my 1 gig card will give me 7 and a half minutes of video, hell knows how many photo's it will store, but as you probably know, the more pixels you have, the less photo's you can store, albeit, of a higher quality
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Have a look at the resolution (size) of your pics. Too large pics can be refused my blogger or can take too long to upload hence giving you a "page cannot be displayed" message.
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It may just be that the pictures aren't there anymore. \n\nSometimes pictures aren't actually sent in the email but just linked to. If the website hosting the images deletes them, then your browser won't be able to find them and you will see the box with the red x.\n\nHave you been able to get the pictures on other computers? It may be the the server with the images is slow, or your Internet connection is slow, and it takes so long to try getting the pictures that it gives up.
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Just right click the image/s & select resize images. Set the proper size - select the predefined sizes or enter your own. It should work now.\n\nIf you set the option to resize the original picture, only then the original picture will get resized. Otherwise, a new image will be created in the same folder with a different name with the resized dimensions.\n\nHope it helps!
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I dont know what software you are using but you will have to look for it but here are some tips.\n\nThe best way to reduce KB size:\n\n- Be sure your photos are all saved as jpeg (jpg)\n\n- Reduce the size of photos.  I would say the max should be 640x480.  But it depends on what you are trying to do, but for a photo gallery 640x480 to 800x600 is great.  Be sure you maintain the aspect so you dont get distortion.\n\n- If you dont want to reduce the size and they are saved as jpeg lower the quality from 100% to around 70% - 85%.  The normal human eye will not be able to see the diff.  It is for web purposes\n\nYou can also combine saving as jpeg, reducing size, and reducing quality for the maximum savings.