RESIZING

Well i use a program called irfanview and after you copy all the pics from your camera to your computer, you open the program and select an option to resize a full carpet of pics...i believe that someone else over here made the same question...so made a search you will find something.

 

Do you have any photo editing programs on your computer, even the most basic software should have a resize tool, if not download a program called Gimp, it is an open source program so it si free and there is a way to resize on there.

 

Here are a bunch:

http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Best/resize-photos.html

If you just want to resize photos, you'll find something on that list. But if you want to do anything more with your photos I'd highly recommend getting a version of Photoshop and learning it. You'll thank me later.

 

Well you can either download Gimp, or since that is not all that basic, you will probably need to buy some software, everything I searched on costs something. You can try Gimp, but it is a little advanced as far as I know.

 

for simple resizing and image viewing, irfanview works great, and it is free.

 

These are all Batch Resizing Tools, so you don't have resize.one.at.a.time
http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/batchresizecrop/Batch_Resizing_Cropping_Tools_Tips.htm

 

I got a program from windows web site, its free, you just side click on the image and resize them, really fast good tool.

but if you have vista you should have a image resizer in your picture's.

 

I do the picture resizing through the "Paint" program which comes standard with any Windows software.

 

paint is probley the worst of all, it makes your picture's all screwed up. ETC.....

 

Can you tell how to resize multiple pics at one time? I usually do it one by one, unfortunately.

 

Ok...

Open it...Click the File button...then choose Batch Conversion/ Rename...then if you download the pics to your computer...for example the pics from this day 24-10-2007...choose it and click to the button add all...then you click where it says advanced options...there´s an option there that says resize, put the size that you want to all your pics...and then put where you want to have all the rezise pics in the output directory...and finally click the button start...it should works.

 

Wow, didn't even notice that! Thanks Jorge!

 

You´re Welcome...hope it works you.