Filesize limit

estcrh · 1st January 2014, 05:22 PM

Here are a few examples of what can be done quite easily with irfanview. The first image shows three images of the same photograph of a samurai, on the left the original, in the middle with an automatic color correction, on the right the same image cropped and edited to create a new image.

Next is an image with two people in it, a commoner and a samurai, I cropped out the commoner from the image resulting in a new image larger image of a single samurai.

Next is an example of a panoramic image were three images are combined into one image.

DaveS · 1st January 2014, 09:39 PM

Thanks guys for all the suggestions. I have decided to go with the Prish
Resizer, as it just seems to be the easiest to use. I say easiest although i
still haven't got it to work yet. I pulled up all my attachments and checked
the filesize on each one. Not a single one was bigger than 250 KB. In fact
most were around 230 KB, far under the 976.6 limit. So tomorrow i will head
to the camera shop to see if somehow the camera could be at fault.
..........Dave.

Rick · 1st January 2014, 09:58 PM

Dave, what about dimensions of the image; perhaps they are too big ?

If its a point-and-shoot camera they will just tell you its cheaper to buy a new one .
I've been down that road a couple of times .

DaveS · 2nd January 2014, 01:33 AM

Rick: Yes it is a point and shoot camera, A Samsung Digimax 500. I'm
pretty sure your'e right. They will tell me to buy a new one. Anyway
I'll find out tommorow.........Dave.

1st January 2014, 05:22 PM	#1
estcrh Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: USA Posts: 1,492	Here are a few examples of what can be done quite easily with irfanview. The first image shows three images of the same photograph of a samurai, on the left the original, in the middle with an automatic color correction, on the right the same image cropped and edited to create a new image. Next is an image with two people in it, a commoner and a samurai, I cropped out the commoner from the image resulting in a new image larger image of a single samurai. Next is an example of a panoramic image were three images are combined into one image. Attached Images

1st January 2014, 09:39 PM	#2
DaveS Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 327	filesize limit Thanks guys for all the suggestions. I have decided to go with the Prish Resizer, as it just seems to be the easiest to use. I say easiest although i still haven't got it to work yet. I pulled up all my attachments and checked the filesize on each one. Not a single one was bigger than 250 KB. In fact most were around 230 KB, far under the 976.6 limit. So tomorrow i will head to the camera shop to see if somehow the camera could be at fault. ..........Dave.

2nd January 2014, 01:33 AM	#4
DaveS Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 327	Filesize limit Rick: Yes it is a point and shoot camera, A Samsung Digimax 500. I'm pretty sure your'e right. They will tell me to buy a new one. Anyway I'll find out tommorow.........Dave.

1st January 2014, 09:58 PM	#3
Rick Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 6,376	Dave, what about dimensions of the image; perhaps they are too big ? If its a point-and-shoot camera they will just tell you its cheaper to buy a new one . I've been down that road a couple of times .