anyone know how to reduce kb size of photos? cannot find A. ANYWHERE in my camera software. ???PLEASE HELP???
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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.
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You have to understand that the existing photos on your computer would be in a standard JPEG format, which is already compressed.\n\nJPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group, the name of the committee that wrote the standard for image data compression. JPEG is now the most popular compression used.\n\nEven if you winzip a JPEG file it is not going to get any more smaller in size! The only way to further reduce the size of a JPEG size is recompress back to a POORER quality. This means more data get dropped off as a trade-off for smaller file size. It means your photos will start to look grainy!\n\nHeavy weight programs like Photoshop allows you to resave to a smaller JPEG file.\n\nAnother way to reduce file size is to scale down the pixel dimensions using an Image Resizer program.\n\nTry following programs:\nPhotoResizer\nImageResizer\nPixResizer\nAnyImage (recommended)
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Perhaps the file is too large. That happens to me when I try sending a 7 mp photo.
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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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I'm not sure this is exactly right, because I'm no expert, but I've had problems seeing a pic I downloaded, so I right-clicked on it, or found it's Properties. Then I renamed the last three letters to .jpg     \nHow about right-click, go to Rename, and change the last three letters to whatever you want?
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change the format to avi or someother format which will take less space. or zip it, but na it rele dosent work good for videos
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JPG is definitely smaller.  I had a 1.5MB BMP that when I saved it as a JPG it was only about 200KB.
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Here is a place where it is easier to do that ... at least I have found it better overall.\n\nhttp://www.esnips.com\nyou get 1 GB of space, which should be enough for about everything you want to save, unless you have a whole lot of very large files.\n\nIf you prefer to use yahoo, go to http://briefcase.yahoo.com/youryahooname and then click on addfiles, and follow directions from there.  However, you are limited to 30 mb of space.  For photo's, you can go to yahoo photos or flickr and upload your photos there, and if you dont want them to be seen by other people, just make them private.
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Well if you are simply looking to make the image smaller without having to install additional software you can open the image with Microsoft Photo Editor, then click on Image in the toolbar, then select Resize. Enter your new dimensions and hit OK. Hope this helps.
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Yes, make sure your pictures are 100kb or less. If they are huge files (like over a MB or 2) Then you need to make them smaller.
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download infraview it is very easy to use.Once downloaded click on picture find option were it says resize pic and click the half button twice.
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use a midi editor (cakewalk, or old nokia pc suite) there you can delete/edit midi tracks, so you can lessen KB's of the midi file
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use photo editing software and set the dpi to 72dpi (screen resolution) also change the size of the pic. saving images as a jpeg also works.
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for PC, you can check the filesize by right clicking the file and selecting properties.\n\nto reduce it's size, you need image editing software compatable with the type of image (jpg, gif, bmp, png).\n\nphotoshop is the best for it, select ::  file > save optimized (or save for web), then play with the settings.\n\nif you just have paint, you can only change it's dimensions ( width by hight in pixels),  format > change canvas size.\n\ngood luck.
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Open it in Windows Photo Editor.  Use IMAGE / RESIZE.\n\nYou could also do this in a myriad of programs such as Powerpoint, etc.
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Have you resized your images to an appropriate resolution for the web?  This means loading them in a graphics program and resizing them, not specifying in HTML the size you want them to appear.  The former will reduce the graphic size, the latter will just load a really large photo into a really small space.\n\nThere is also javascript you can get to preload your images.
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I don't know what sort of programs you have on your computer, but if you have Microsoft Office Picture Manager, you can resize the photos very easily. Just go to the Picture menu at the top and go down to "Resize..." or "Compress Pictures..." If you select Resize, you can choose how large you want the picture to be. If you choose Compress Pictures, you can choose to compress the pictures for certain uses like e-mail or web pages.\n\nIf you don't have a photo editor on your computer, you might try the suggestion from the other guy!