Resizing photos

[Frazer]

Want to post some pics of my birds but bit thick with computers every time i try to attach a photo it comes up to large,invalid etc how do i resize my pictures thanks frazer.

[DOVEScot]

Want to post some pics of my birds but bit thick with computers every time i try to attach a photo it comes up to large,invalid etc how do i resize my pictures thanks frazer.

 

Download this free program

http://photobucket.com/

 

Add albums and sub albums to suit your needs

 

 

Upload pics from your computer, emails, phone, the net etc.

Right click copy on the IMG code and right click paste onto your post, pm or signature

 

 

you can also select picture size under more options

 

 

 

 

You can also add animated gifs

 

or daft pictures ;D ;D ;D

 

 

 

[ALF]

http://photobucket.com/

[Guest Jargre-]

you can use www.irfanview.com free software, it reduces size and enlarges without distortion, best on market.  

[Taylorsloft]

Alberta classic resize them for you why can't the bigest pigeon forum in the world not do it for us  :X

[cemetary]

Save pictures to desk top, right click, edit pics, then down the bootom right, resize, then take it from there, thats the way a doo it.  

 

Hope you find the best and easiest way for yourself.  

[Guest bakes]

ive always used photobucket for resizeing or picasso photo viewer just crop then save it will make the picture smaller

 

all the best.

[retired]

Alberta classic resize them for you why can't the bigest pigeon forum in the world not do it for us  :X

 

The forum software doesnt support the auto resize.

 

The admin do though, as a rule anyone that wants pictures resizing etc only has to email them to me and i will return them resized for the forum.

[p charlton]

 

The forum software doesnt support the auto resize.

 

The admin do though, as a rule anyone that wants pictures resizing etc only has to email them to me and i will return them resized for the forum.

 

good do lol

[Pompey Mick]

I use the High Quality Photo resizer (freeware) from this site. Very straightforward

 

http://www.naturpic.com/

[DAVIDL]

 

 

  either photobucket or have you tried tinypics.com ? you dont even need to open and account on there...........

[Andy Dunn]

You don't need to dowload anything.

If you have a version of window with Microsoft Photo Editor then do the following:

1. Right click on the image you wish to resize.

2. You should get an option on the menu "open with" left click on this.

3. Another menu appears with "Microsoft Photo Editor" (MPE) in it, left click on this.

4. MPE opens with you image. In the toolbar at the top you will see an option "Image", left click on this and another menu drops down.  In this menu you will see an option "Resize", left click on this.

5. Another window will now pop up which will allow you to resize your image in cm inches or pixels.  Remember to "Save As" at the end so you don't over-write your original.

 

If you don't have Microsoft Photo Editor, you will have "Paint"  find this in the same manner.

Then from the toolbar click on "Image" then "Strech/Skew" , reduce the Horizontal and Verital Stech Perentages to get a smaller value and "Save As"

[Guest IB]

Its the filesize, the number of kilobytes, thats the problem. I've reduced a 2mb picture to under 100kb by copying the picture to Paint and 'save as' a jpeg file. Windows comes with Paint (Programs, Accessories) so available to most on forum, and reasonably simple to do.

[aaron21]

i use office to mine i put on site sizing at 80% i got 12 pictures on

[Guest TAMMY_1]

I use the High Quality Photo resizer (freeware) from this site. Very straightforward

 

http://www.naturpic.com/

 

Thats what I use , dead simple and if I remember correctly it was you that sent me the link a long time ago. ;D ;D ;D ;D

[DOVEScot]

 

The only problem is you are only allowed 512KB per post, this is OK if you take your pictures in low resolution but you cannot post pics of this quality and you lose the picture when you quote :-/