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I wonder if anyone can help with a problem I have with a recently acquired camera. I have been using the camera for several months and have taken 200+ photos. I hadn't realised that the camera was set to 'highest quality photos' which has produced massive files which most of my home/work computers struggle to open because they are too big.
I have found some free software which can reduce the individual file size - but they have to be done photo by photo. Does anyone know of any software (hopefully free) where I can do a bulk reduction?
Andy
Hi Andy and Grouch,
I like others use PIXResizer. I have done a couple of tutorials here that may be of interest.
Regards,
Graham
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For a cheap and dirty way of resizing in Windows you can mark which photos you want to resize, right click, choose to "send to" email and a box will pop up asking if you want to resize. Choose the size you want and it will resize all the files and stick them in a blank email as attachments. You can then either send the email or drag the attachments on to the desktop (or a folder). Job done, all resized.
I don't think you can have a "best size" per se, as it will be dependant on the screen resolution of the recipients computer. Personally, I would suggest 800 x 600 or 640 x 480 (which are standard resolutions) should suffice for images that don't need to be reproduced (printed) in high quality.
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