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Post by Ikkin on Jul 15, 2007 18:46:12 GMT -5
Well... *looks* 1296 by 1172 pixels. I think that's the answer you want. I'm new to this whole drawing on the computer. That would be what I was interested in. ^^ ...it would also be your problem. ^^; You should probably shrink the image, then save it as a JPG again and try to maximize your quality while staying under 50 KB. If it's like Photoshop Elements, there's a slider under the picture that lets you adjust the image quality, so use that. ^^ |
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Post by Stal on Jul 15, 2007 18:49:30 GMT -5
Try adjusting the quality of the picture itself in a art program Is photoshop not an art program? I have Illustrator and paint too... Well... *looks* 1296 by 1172 pixels. I think that's the answer you want. I'm new to this whole drawing on the computer. KB is the same as K? That would be good, but I still need it smaller. Anytime you see something with K, think 1000. So in terms of file sizes, the only sizes you need to worry about are: KB/K (Kilobytes, 1024 bytes) MB/M (Megabytes, 1024 KB) GB/G (Gigabytes, 1024 MB) TB/T (Terabytes, 1024 GB--you won't be worrying about this size for quite some time now) And each letter you type is basically the size of 1 byte. |
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Post by kittygirl on Jul 15, 2007 18:50:57 GMT -5
Well... *looks* 1296 by 1172 pixels. I think that's the answer you want. I'm new to this whole drawing on the computer. That would be what I was interested in. ^^ ...it would also be your problem. ^^; You should probably shrink the image, then save it as a JPG again and try to maximize your quality while staying under 50 KB. If it's like Photoshop Elements, there's a slider under the picture that lets you adjust the image quality, so use that. ^^ Ok, I'll work on that now. |
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Post by Stal on Jul 15, 2007 18:51:03 GMT -5
Well... *looks* 1296 by 1172 pixels. I think that's the answer you want. I'm new to this whole drawing on the computer. That would be what I was interested in. ^^ ...it would also be your problem. ^^; You should probably shrink the image, then save it as a JPG again and try to maximize your quality while staying under 50 KB. If it's like Photoshop Elements, there's a slider under the picture that lets you adjust the image quality, so use that. ^^ I also like to use MSPaint's Stretch/Skew feature. It'll keep the same quality, just reduce the file size by a percentage based on what you've asked for. |
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Post by Ikkin on Jul 15, 2007 18:52:57 GMT -5
That would be what I was interested in. ^^ ...it would also be your problem. ^^; You should probably shrink the image, then save it as a JPG again and try to maximize your quality while staying under 50 KB. If it's like Photoshop Elements, there's a slider under the picture that lets you adjust the image quality, so use that. ^^ I also like to use MSPaint's Stretch/Skew feature. It'll keep the same quality, just reduce the file size by a percentage based on what you've asked for. MSPaint does a decent job of round-ish percentages, like 25%, 50%, 75%, but it can make things a bit pixelly, too. Photoshop does a better job resizing, IMO. |
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Post by Stal on Jul 15, 2007 18:54:46 GMT -5
I also like to use MSPaint's Stretch/Skew feature. It'll keep the same quality, just reduce the file size by a percentage based on what you've asked for. MSPaint does a decent job of round-ish percentages, like 25%, 50%, 75%, but it can make things a bit pixelly, too. Photoshop does a better job resizing, IMO. <.< Some of us don't have photoshop... But speaking of photos, I just bought a digital camera today.  |
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Post by Tk ∆ on Jul 15, 2007 18:56:31 GMT -5
MSPaint does a decent job of round-ish percentages, like 25%, 50%, 75%, but it can make things a bit pixelly, too. Photoshop does a better job resizing, IMO. <.< Some of us don't have photoshop... But speaking of photos, I just bought a digital camera today. What type? |
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Post by kittygirl on Jul 15, 2007 18:56:57 GMT -5
I changed the dimensions to about 300x300 because that was what was recommended. I could get the quality almost to the top quality and have it be 45k. Thanks Ikkin! And TK and Stal  |
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Post by Stal on Jul 15, 2007 18:58:23 GMT -5
<.< Some of us don't have photoshop... But speaking of photos, I just bought a digital camera today. What type? . My sister has an EasyShare and really likes it. Hers was a 330, though (had it for quite a few years). |
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Post by Tk ∆ on Jul 15, 2007 18:58:51 GMT -5
xD *is stupid* I just found out my my phone wasn't working... *cough* notpluggedin XD
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Post by Tk ∆ on Jul 15, 2007 19:00:18 GMT -5
Kodak EasyShare C613. My sister has an EasyShare and really likes it. Hers was a 330, though (had it for quite a few years). Cool I have a...Optio S60... I think... Speaking of which... I need to find my upload cord... unless I can stick the memory thing in the computer somehow... |
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Post by Stal on Jul 15, 2007 19:02:08 GMT -5
Kodak EasyShare C613. My sister has an EasyShare and really likes it. Hers was a 330, though (had it for quite a few years). Cool I have a...Optio S60... I think... It's a pretty good camera, I think. Not super high quality, but for all I plan on using it for (pictures when and where I want, possibility of video), I like it. Especially since I plan on starting up a business on campus of selling things for people on eBay. |
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Post by The Wanderer on Jul 15, 2007 19:02:48 GMT -5
Olympus Stylus 600, here.
*used that on the Savannah Meet-up*
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Post by Tk ∆ on Jul 15, 2007 19:03:18 GMT -5
Cool I have a...Optio S60... I think... It's a pretty good camera, I think. Not super high quality, but for all I plan on using it for (pictures when and where I want, possibility of video), I like it. Especially since I plan on starting up a business on campus of selling things for people on eBay. Yay Ebay! |
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Post by Ikkin on Jul 15, 2007 19:03:42 GMT -5
I changed the dimensions to about 300x300 because that was what was recommended. I could get the quality almost to the top quality and have it be 45k. Thanks Ikkin! And TK and Stal No problem. ^_^ |
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