JPgs from Camera

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Jpgs from my camera are too big. Is there a util that will allow me to
shrink every photo I've taken with my camera. I guess you would call
this a batch operation.
 
XnView can also batch resize
http://www.xnview.com/

In IrfanView and XnView
My recommendation is that you use the resample filter Lanczos
or Mitchell when you downsize a image and B-Spline when you
blow up a image.


Btw.
Can't you change the image size in your digital camera?
(on my camera I can choose 4 different resolutions)


/CoMa
 
Jpgs from my camera are too big. Is there a util that will allow me to
shrink every photo I've taken with my camera. I guess you would call
this a batch operation.
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FastStone Photo Resizer is a FREE image converter/resizer intended to
enable users to convert, rename, resize, crop, rotate, change color
depth, add text and watermarks to images in a quick and easy batch mode.
Drag and Drop mouse operation is well supported.

http://www.faststonesoft.com/FSResizerDetail.htm

Digital photography is more popular than ever, but pictures straight out
of your camera are often large files that take a long time to download
via the Internet, particularly with a dial-up connection.

Interactive JPEG Optimizer lets you trim the fat from your image files,
and compare them side-by-side. In many cases reducing filesize with
barely noticable reduction in quality. It allows you to work on batches
of images, visually showing you the results of compression and allowing
you to tweak brightness, color and contrast. It keeps you informed of
how much you have shrunk the file size, and how long it would take to
download on a standard modem.

http://www.fullyregistered.com/
 
Jpgs from my camera are too big. Is there a util that will allow me to
shrink every photo I've taken with my camera. I guess you would call
this a batch operation.
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Also, just in case you didn't know this, reset your digicam to take
pictures of a smaller resolution. I know I get the extra large sizes
when I've set mine to a higher resolution which also results in my
being able to take a lot less pictures. Decrease resolution and you
get smaller JPGs and can take many more pictures with the same memory
card.

hth. :oD
 
Also, just in case you didn't know this, reset your digicam to
take pictures of a smaller resolution. I know I get the extra
large sizes when I've set mine to a higher resolution which also
results in my being able to take a lot less pictures. Decrease
resolution and you get smaller JPGs and can take many more
pictures with the same memory card.
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Irfan View will do this press B in view mode, then set preferences.
there are several freeware dedicated resizers.
some will attach to your context menu for convenience.

Start with Irfan View it has lots of additional features which can
be set the way you like it.

It is always best to edit and resize cut or crop first , then
resize.

You may also want to remove the thumbnails ?
A handy tool here is jhead
see :
http://www.tinyapps.org/blog and search
w:jhead
 
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