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What I think you need to do is keep the image the same size, but increase the amount of data compression, which reduces the file size (and the image quality).
On a PC with Windows XP, for instance, you can load the image into Microsoft Photo Editor (found in the Microsoft Office Tools menu), select "save as", set filetype to ".jpg", click on the "more>>" button, and set the "jpg quality factor" lower. Whatever image editing software you're using will have a similar function.
On a PC with Windows XP, for instance, you can load the image into Microsoft Photo Editor (found in the Microsoft Office Tools menu), select "save as", set filetype to ".jpg", click on the "more>>" button, and set the "jpg quality factor" lower. Whatever image editing software you're using will have a similar function.
Thanks Bill. I did that and it looked like it was about to work because I got it under 6k and maintained the quality. Then I tried to upload it and it said it had to be 50 pixels
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Bill W wrote:What I think you need to do is keep the image the same size, but increase the amount of data compression, which reduces the file size (and the image quality).
On a PC with Windows XP, for instance, you can load the image into Microsoft Photo Editor (found in the Microsoft Office Tools menu), select "save as", set filetype to ".jpg", click on the "more>>" button, and set the "jpg quality factor" lower. Whatever image editing software you're using will have a similar function.
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...my question as well...thanks to all of you who answered; I learned (again).Rbaron721 wrote:I can't get my avatar to load correctly. It says it has to be under 6k. Everytime I shrink a photo to be that small, it ends up being too small to see. Any sugguestions?
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I use Photobucket to host most of my forum photos. I use Shutterfly to upload lo-res photos in albums to share like these:
http://stjohnwegetit.shutterfly.com/
and hi-res photos to print for myself or make photo books out of.
http://stjohnwegetit.shutterfly.com/
and hi-res photos to print for myself or make photo books out of.