If I click properties on a JPG,there is a difference between size and size on disk, am I loosing quality?
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You won't lose anything when you copy your jpg files from your camera to your disk. Regarding the size difference, it has nothing to do with JPG. If you don't use compression for your disk drive, the size of any file is usually not greater than the size on disk because the disk space is allocated in unit chunks for storing a file. If the file size is not equal to even chunks, the file needs only part of the last chunk but still occupies that whole last chunk. The size-on-disk differences are probably caused by the fact that the disk and the camera storage media use different unit chunk size.\n\nJPG usually introduces some loss to the original image (such as bmp). But that loss has already happened once an image is in the jpg format.
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<img src="url" width=? height=?>\n\nyou just make the width and height smaller, just pick some number and hope the picture is a nice size.  you can look in the sent folder at the email you just sent to see if it was a good size.
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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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Check your images are at 72 dpi as that is the correct size for the screen. Any higher is for printing.\nMake your photos even smaller.\nCheck they are saved as Jaypegs.\nYou can get Photoshop on a 30 day trial, and you can use the Save For Web option. It will compress the jaypegs, you can choose the rate of compression. There'll be little difference at '80', some photos you can take as low as '60'.\nOr try Irfanview, its free.\nhttp://www.eecs.wsu.edu/paint.net/  -Paint.net Paint with layers.\nhttp://www.irfanview.com - useful graphics tool
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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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First,  JPG=JPEG\nJPG image cant be too big, most of time,it cant reach 100K for a 1024x768 picture.\nTust Me JPG is the most small image formate recently.\nI guess the site you're going to upload your pics, just cant accept pic over 800x600.\n\nSo resize your pictures,then upload.\n\nIntroduce a very useful , easy and free picture software to you.\nHope it can help you.\n\n\nPicasa.\n\nA free software download from Google.\nPicasa is software that helps you instantly find, edit and share all the pictures on your PC. Every time you open Picasa, it automatically locates all your pictures (even ones you forgot you had) and sorts them into visual albums organised by date with folder names you will recognise. You can drag and drop to arrange your albums and make labels to create new groups. Picasa makes sure your pictures are always organised.\n\n\nPicasa also makes advanced editing simple by putting one-click fixes and powerful effects at your fingertips. And Picasa makes it a snap to share your pictures – you can email, print photos home, make gift CDs, and even post pictures on your own blog.\n\nHere To Download for free:http://info.sitesled.com/
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The Microsoft image resizer is a good way to accomplish this task.  The amount of disk consumed by a JPG file is controlled by two factors.  (image resolution and JPEG quality).    The most common way to change the file size of a JPG image is to adjust the image resolution.    There are many programs that allow you to change this resolution, but the attached link is a very easy and free.\n\nhttp://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe
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if u r using adobe photoshop then u can see that when u create a new image a prompt message come which asks for the properties like width, height, resolution, contents etc.\nin the content attribute select transperent.  Then save the image with .gif extension.
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Are you sure they are not blank to begin with? When you do the Thumbnail view in Windows Explorer...does it show the thumbnail...or nothing...you should see the image there. If there is one. Or when you go to open the file in a program...before you open. Does it show anything in that preview pane? Do you get any type of errors when trying to open the file?\n\n\nWell...sorry I'm not much help. I don't know what could be wrong. Especially if they open on other computers. Do you have the same program that was used to open it on other computer on your computer? Even that shouldn't matter. If you can't even see image in thumbnail view...something is wrong. FYI...a file can be any size and have nothing on it. I can make a white or transparent square that is 12x18 in Photoshop and save it as a jpeg...and it can be 10mb. File size doesn't always indicate that there is anything there. But yes...it usually does. Can a jpeg be encrypted? I don't know much about that. Maybe there is copywrite and encrypted. I don't why with a jpeg though.\n\nSorry...I'll quit rambling. I'm no help here
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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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Easiest way is to right click on the photo from your CD or desktop and drag down to "properties".  This will tell you what kind of file it is.\n\nIf it is a .tif, a .gif. or a .btmp, you will need photosoftware, such as MAcromedia fireworks or Adobe Photoshop to convert to .jpg format.
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well on the resizing, go to your HP image zone and click on resize over on the left and then click like web page size... i dont know about changing the kind of file it is....
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The size of the files and subsequently the size of the database - also media in a variety of formats
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you can scan in .jpeg format then re save as .gif format which will automatically compress the size you can use photoshop for this as internet mostly support .gif files
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I bet you picture isnt the correct format.  (.jpg, .tif)
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Check the format of the pics.  If it has a selection at the bottom, make sure it says "all files"
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The size of the file is the actual size in number of bytes while the size on disk is the total amount of space that file takes up on that disk based upon how the file system is set up. \n\nFAT file systems, for instance, use "blocks" to store files.  If each block is 4K (4096 bytes) and you have a file that is 11,000 bytes, then the properties will show size on disk as 12288 bytes because it takes 3 blocks to store the file (wasting approximately 1288 bytes of space on the disk).