How do I resize a jpeg image in Adobe Premiere Pro?
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When you put the pic in the timeline, you can select it and then go to scale under video effects. Motion, scale and opacity, are by default, automatically on every item. \n\nTo scale the pic uniformly just slide the scale up or down. To scale it just horizontally or just vertically uncheck the Uniform Scale tick box.
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open Irfanview\nyou can either \nclick on - File (top left corner) then click on Open \n- or - the yellow folder (with a bent down arrow on top of the folder) to open the folder which contains your photos you want to resize\n(you can only do one pic at a time)\nonce you see the pic - click on it - this opens the pic in to Irfanview\n- next click on Image (at the top of the window)\n- click Resize/Resample\n- that will pop a small window up (called Resize/Resample image)\n- there are 2 ways you can resize - \n\nto make the pic bigger:\n- click on the circle next to - Set new size - delete the number in the width or height box and type in a larger number\nto make the pic smaller - type in a smaller number\n(when you start typing in either box (example - width) - you will notice the other box (height) automatically gets inserted\n\nor\n\n- click on the circle next to - Set new size as percentage\n\nto make it bigger - delete the number in the width box (example 100 ) - and type in 150 (the number in the height box automatically gets inserted)\n- next click OK\nthe pic should enlarge\n- to make it smaller\ntype in a smaller number in the width box\nclick OK\nonce you get it to the size you want\n- click on File (top left corner)\n- click Save As - this will pop up the Save As window - make sure it saves to the same location - you can also rename the pic (if you want) and also - you can change which format you want to save it as - example if your pic is in .bmp format - you can change the format to .jpg (by clicking on the drop down arrow next to the Save as type: \nonce you have all the info you want it saved as\n\nclick Save
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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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Resize the picture before you upload it.
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If you're using Internet Explorer, you can do the following:\n\n- Go to "Tools" menu and select "Internet Options"\n- select the "Advanced" tab\n- Under the "Multimedia" heading, uncheck the "Enable Automatic Image Resizing" box.\n\nWithout that option checked, images should not be resized to fit within your browser window.
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Check these out, they may help. . .\n\nhttp://home.hccnet.nl/david.dirkse/math/bitmap/resize.html\n\nhttp://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/imageprocessing4.asp
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If you go into the Image Size option at the bottom you will see a box for 'Resample Image'. Check the box and select option 'Bicubic'. At that point the image size and the resolution are independent of each other and you can set a specific dpi for a specific image size.
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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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The Microsoft Paint program\n (START / PROGRAMS / ACCESSORIES / PAINT) \nallows you to “Stretch/Skew” a photo by percentage, thus you can downsize to a smaller percentage (say 50%) for both the vertical and horizontal (so you keep the normal ratio of V/H) and the resulting file that you rename and save will be smaller (one fourth the number of bytes for the  example reduction  by 50% in each dimension).
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In Adobe Premier (Pro)  just cue the source view of the sequence to the exact frame that you'll like to so save as a still. Then go to 'File, Export, Frame' and save it. The still image might be interlaced so you'll have to de-interlace it with a picture manipulation programme (e.g. Photoshop, Gimp).
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I usually use the program that came with my digital camera for the imaging and photo crop, or save them first, then use Adobe Photoshop to change the image size.   Hope that helps! :-)
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open the picture in paint shink it (ctrl w then 20 and 20 or whatever percent you want it)  \n\nresaving the picture out of paint will make it a smaller file even if you dont shrink it\n\ngo save as... and save it as whatever and it should become a smaller file
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HI.\n\nOnce you've inserted the picture into the slide, you want to right-click on that image.  When the menu appears, select FORMAT PICTURE.  In the middle of the window prompt, you will see a section entitled, IMAGE CONTROL.  The drop down menu will have AUTOMATIC, as the default.  Click the drop down arrow and change it to WASHOUT.  Click OK.  You then want to take the size handles and expand the image to your desired width/length.\n\nGood luck.
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Try to open the file in Microsoft Photo Editor. Then choose Image/Resize. In the dialogue box choose the size you want then click OK. Then Save the document.
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If you want to take the existing photos and make thumbnails of them, you can use a graphics program to resize the images such as Paint Shop Pro.  You could also use the Image resizer Power Toy from microsoft to resize the images.  \n\nIf it is for hosting on another website, some image hosts such as www.imagehigh.com or www.imageshare.com will automatically create thumbnails for you.
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<100 kilobytes file size for jpg format.\nOpen the pic by double click it, on Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, then press "ctrl" and "E" for editing\nwhen Paint program open, go to image, then press "ctrl" and "E" again, for attributes of pic to adjust.\n2nd line of it show the size in bytes (1 kb = 1000 bytes), change the dimensions below varies this number\nSay if your pic is 800x600 pixels, you need to keep the width height ratio when you reduce the size, reduce it to 1/4 will get you 200x150pixel.\nclick ok and save it to finalize the size.
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Load the original into windows move maker(start/programs/accessories).\nSave as WMV and choose the compression that suits you.\nIt will result in very poor reproduction if you shrink it tooooooo much. \nTrial and error is the only way to see what you have as a result.