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Administration => Forum News and Feedback => Topic started by: R9SCarry on February 25, 2006, 02:12:24 AM
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Guys - as ever I still get some requests now and again for info on image tweaking - sizing, file sizes - various stuff. As ever for those with limited photo editing gear I recommend the freebie IRFANVIEW (http://www.irfanview.com)
I have in past mentioned my sorta ''help site'' for the whole subject of images IMAGE MATTERS (http://www.alumbankweb.com/img_matters/) - something I put together originally to try and help folks on THR.
Well I have just added a page - in an attempt to further demystify the structure of digital images - in the hope that it might help separate the three aspects - physical (printed) size, web size (pixels on screen) and saved file size.
If interested take a look at The Anatomy of the Digital Image (http://www.alumbankweb.com/img_matters/basefile/pic-anat.htm), which I hope might for a few explain more about it.
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Chris,
That free photo editor is looking mighty nice. Thanks for the great tip.
Bill
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Bill - it is indeed very useful - tho it can't do all the neat stuff of a major app of course.
It will tho allow for some very handy tweaks, in particular just resizing and saving with adequate and useful compression.
What a lot of folks don't always realize too - is it has numerous other features which are excellent - amazing really for a frrebie.
If you download all the plugins it will act as a player for numerous media files - it also has a superb thmubnail facility - which allows you to via an explorer type interface, view thumbs of all pics in a folder - great for finding that elusive pic or two! A double click then on a thumb and up comes the pic to view.
Matter of fact - I have this set up as a file association so that any pic I double click on - comes up in that for a quick viewing - the mouse scroll wheel also will allow for browsing thru a folder's contents.
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Chris,
Thanks for the info.. ;D
Brenden
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Very helpful, Chris. Thanks for the links. I've been using ArcSoft's PhotoImpressions and will "test drive" IRFANVIEW.
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Thanks Chris!
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Thanks Chris, Quite helpfull. I keep reading and I do believe it is sinking in. Slowly but surely. Dan