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27th Apr 05 at 22:19   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
hey... I've done a search for this but the search thingy was pretty useless

I have a few jpeg pics that are 1.05mb and they have to be under 1 mb to upload into my garage. isit possible to compress them? if so, how?

thanks
chr15barn3s
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theres a way to do it in paint, open it up and go to image, then stretch and skew and change the top 2 to 40 or something

its the pikey way to do it but it works if you dont have p/s
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27th Apr 05 at 22:27   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
image resize on photoshop
then save for web, drag the % slider to alter the file size
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27th Apr 05 at 22:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
make the image smaller. garage images are only about 800px wide
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27th Apr 05 at 23:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
get photoshop

go to image/image size change it to something ok like 800 x 450 or whatever

file/save as put the quility down to 9 or even 8.
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28th Apr 05 at 06:44   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
As Vibrio's said, if you're using your garage for JPEG's over 1mb in size... then you should resize them.
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28th Apr 05 at 07:40   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
the corsasport garage automatically resizes them if they are over a certain size anyway
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28th Apr 05 at 07:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
It increases the compression, but it doesn't resize the image dimensions.
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28th Apr 05 at 07:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
either way it shrinks the size
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talking of jpeg compression does anyone know where i can get an activex control for vb that will perform image compression?
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File size is different to resolution.

If there's a limit to the upload size of the image, it will be checked before it's uploaded. If it's over a certain amount, you won't be able to upload.

Image resolution is not checked.
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quote:
Originally posted by Skinz
talking of jpeg compression does anyone know where i can get an activex control for vb that will perform image compression?


ASPJpeg, dImage, etc.
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http://www.componentsource.com/Catalog.asp?fl=A210&bc=A100%7EA210&sc=CS&cv=re&ul=en&sr=image&ec=&go=Search
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Do a Google for 'image resize powertoy'. This is an extension for Windows XP which allows you to right click an image and resize it quickly.

You can either have it overwrite your original file, or create a copy first....

You should be looking at getting your file to 800 pixels in it's greatest dimension, and to ~100Kb, or the CS server will do it for you anyway (but you'll save time uploading -- no point giving us a 1Mb jpg for us to throw away 0.9Mb of it )
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kool il go butchers......at your mums batteh

 
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