I need to take digital pictures to post on the Internet of original paintings -- Will a 5 megapixel work?
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The initial image will be too large for use on a website.  You may wish to resize the photo using a simple program like MS Paint.  Simply open the image in MS Paint and click "Image" then "Stretch/Skew" and resize the photo by 75% or more.  The end result will be a smaller image and then save it as a .jpg file.
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I'm pretty sure they pay for that feature.  If you want more pics on your page, you could try combining some of your pics into one file (e.g. side-by-side or "photo-booth" style.)  That way, you could show more pics with less files to upload.  Just paste them together with your Paint program.
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YOu need a multi-function printer. A pure printer can't scan photoes.
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http://www.myimager.com/\n\nmight be able to, it's an online thing so you just upload the pic and edit it, nothing to download. Optimizing is one of the choices.
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if the pic is in bmp, open it with microsoft paint, then go to \nFile -> Save As.\ntype your file name, and finally choose your file type as jpeg and save.
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There is a option in the preference the maximise compatibility for older versions.\nYou also can save in other formats like TIFF/JPG
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this website may be answer to ur question....just chek it out\n\nSource(s):\n\nhttp://www.innovativepixelpage.com
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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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Speak to the public relations or media department of the club and they can send you a high quality picture.  Pics on the web are probably only 72dpi and not good for printing.
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try opening the picture with paint, and then saving it as jpg or bmp. hope this helps.
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You can correct your camera to a USB port and then  a board will come and it will ask if you want to use the download wizard for photos. highlight it and click ok and it should download the photos to my photos.\n\nCheck on photos and move them to your cd write drive and burn them there.\n\nDB
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OK I know this is going to sound really weird but here goes....\n\nI went to yahoo and searched pic's and tried to download a pic and got the same thing (I'm running the same as you and IE7... not sure what you are running)    I also just had the option of a bitmap form for saving.   \nI then went to Google pic's and tried there and got both options bitmap and JPEG.\nSo decided to go back to Yahoo and take another look... but when I went back all of a sudden both options were available.\nI tried it again with another pic at Yahoo - the first time only Bitmap option was available - but one I went out of the site - went to Google - then back again - both were available.  Really Strange to say the least.  Something is messed up somewhere.  Will look into it further and see if I can find out anything or maybe someone else knows something more.
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Yes. You can use any photos. Just send them as an attachment.
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It depends on the image type, such as GIF, TIFF, JPEG, etc.\nYou can convert images from one type to another. JPEG is the best as far as size goes, depending on your image settings. It is basically a matter of preference. Try the Picasa photo program from Google. It is one of the easiest programs to use. Here is the link. Feel free to email me. :)\nhttp://picasa.google.com/
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Yes - the only problem is that image will probably be unrecognizable.  The more you compress an image the worse it looks.  1K is a little small for effective image work at that size.  Note - the pixel dimensions are what is important i.e. 416x416.  The dpi doesn't change the amount of information in the image.  It's used to know how to scale it on a printer.\n\nYou can do this in just about any image editor.  The JPEG format allows variable compression settings.  If you set it low enough you can go below 1K.\n\nDo this in your own software, you have to find an image library.  On Windows, GDI+ can load and save images in a variety of formats (including JPEG).  When saving you can set a quality level that indicates the amount of compression.  Most jpeg routines allow quality to vary 1 - 100 with low numbers indicating more compression (and hence less quality).\n\nI'm not familiar with Unix/Linux libraries.
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Sure, look it up on their website! The pics might not be too great because the digital cameras they had back then didn't have the megapixels they do today.
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Yes you will need to scan it to your computer and then follow the procedure for uploading to your website.  Pic will need to be in jpg format.\nE