Having just upgraded to Windows 10, I notice that Microsoft Office Picture Manager has all the tools you need to resize and compress your photos.
01: Crop the small model in the sky to make it larger
02: Resize the pic to 1024 X 768
03: Compress down to less than 100kbs
At this size it will upload in seconds and still be a half decent pic...
If there's any interest, I could go into more detail?
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chris williams
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FrankS
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Re: Fitting photos to the forum
Chris, that's good to know, for anybody who wants to resize them on their Android phone, I've been told this works well, https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... r&hl=en_GB
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john greenfield
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Re: Fitting photos to the forum
More details please CW. I have not been posting details of my latest build due to the "agro" of sorting the pictures ! (Although I am using Windows 7)
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chris williams
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Re: Fitting photos to the forum
First up, JG, check that you have Microsoft Office Picture Manager on your PC...?
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Tony Woods
Re: Fitting photos to the forum
John,
Maybe change to the Apple Mac system.
It would make a great Christmas present.
Tony.
Maybe change to the Apple Mac system.
It would make a great Christmas present.
Tony.
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john greenfield
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Re: Fitting photos to the forum
No thanks, not with all the CAD packages I run !!?Tony Woods wrote: ↑25 Oct 2017, 10:03 John,
Maybe change to the Apple Mac system.
It would make a great Christmas present.
Tony.
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