How do I get photos up on the net quickly?

Um if you right click on the thumbnail can you pick edit? If so does it then go into paint. If in paint go to image, stretch/skew, change horizontal & vertical % fiddle around until you get the size you want.

I know nuth'n too. Works for me.

Cheers

Jackablue

Hi LF:

In Photoshop:

1. Load your image (File/Open)

2. Resize it to the size you want it (Image/Image Size ... then fill in the dimensions).

3. Then, File/Save For Web (this will reduce your file size).

That is rougly how to go about it. There are fancier ways, but that will get you there.

Jack

Photo manager from HP . open up your folder once you are in HP manager , then click on the re size window , and type in the size you want . I downsize 20 photos in around 5 min

Using Photoshop resize the image to 640X?. Save to web which will reduce from a 1mb picture to 100kb.

Apple freak huh?

Supposedly the main attraction of the Apple computer world is the ability to handle Multimedia files. Apples have been the favourite of the graphic design industry for years.

Can't give you much help regarding quick and dirty methods of making small graphics files because I am a PC person but this is supposed to be the Apple strength!

I would do as suggested above and just use the resize function in Photoshop to crank the images right down to about 50k.

Best of luck and look forward to seeing your photos!

Muddy 'doe

Wolfie,
If you are in a hurry it may be easier to just downsize them on the camera before uploading onto the net. I do this with my Sony. Take picture at 5.1MP, make a copy in the VGA setting, upload to computer and stick the VGA copy onto photobucket, found this to be quick and easy
Rolande

Easy At least with Windows anyhow ). .

In photoshop 5.5+

go: File > Automate > Batch > Web Photo Gallery All the photos can be batched amd made into a photo gallery and you could just use those.

Paint Shop Pro also does batch processing Like resizing etc

How do I get photo's up on the net quickly?

1 Sleep with Madonna in the middle of Rodeo Drive
2 Anything with Paris Hilton
3 Sing with Justin Timberlake at the SuperBowl

need I go on ?????

Open your photo in Photoshop. Under File menu go to Save for Web. You can choose any format (JPEG, TIFF etc). Click the image size tab and adjust width/height to the desired size. Then save.
Alternatively, transfer from camera using iPhoto and click 'email'. You don't get to control the compression though.
I'm glad to see there is at least one other sensible person on this list (Mac user). We have three G4s, a G3 Powerbook, and an eMac all connected to an Airport Extreme base station which links them all to the Telstra satellite internet connection. Unfortunately, Telstra doesn't support Macs yet and I have to use an old Wintel as the internet server. No problem though, Airport Extreme connects to any computer, and Apple makes software to enable Windows to control the base station. Using Remote Desktop Connection any of the Macs on the network can emulate the wintel and control the satellite connection.
I just built a G4 with my son. He acquired a Gigabit ethernet mother board. I bought a dual 500 MHz processor from eBay ($120). I bought an old wintel ATX power supply ($10) and made a 28V switching power supply (needed by this mobo) which converts 12 volts to 28. We put it all together and it works :-)

Hi Sad Wolf

I'm gunna help everyone but you, cause you have an Apple Mac

For those wishing to do this from a Windows machine, check out:-
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Sorry Wolfie,
Doesn't mention a version for Macs.

apart from the ability to use your existing lens' any other reason why the cannon over the pentax

And let me know what you think when you.ve done some serious photography...thinking which one i should go for?

Many thanks to all of you who replied.

I reckon Iv'e got it all figured out.......... I think.......

Proof will be on the yahoo site later on......

Cheers

Wolfie