Comments on: How to shrink digital photos for email or web http://www.mytechguide.com/150/how-to-shrink-digital-photos-for-email-or-web/ Software, hardware and technology guides, reviews and articles Wed, 20 Aug 2008 09:10:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Sarah http://www.mytechguide.com/150/how-to-shrink-digital-photos-for-email-or-web/#comment-36695 Mon, 10 Mar 2008 16:23:11 +0000 http://www.mytechguide.com/150/how-to-shrink-digital-photos-for-email-or-web/#comment-36695 Just to point out that this version is not compatible with Vista Just to point out that this version is not compatible with Vista

]]> by: Steve http://www.mytechguide.com/150/how-to-shrink-digital-photos-for-email-or-web/#comment-21752 Sat, 01 Dec 2007 18:07:37 +0000 http://www.mytechguide.com/150/how-to-shrink-digital-photos-for-email-or-web/#comment-21752 This is good, I've got to send a link to all my friends that send me pictures 3 times the size of my monitor! lol This is good, I’ve got to send a link to all my friends that send me pictures 3 times the size of my monitor! lol

]]> by: Adam Herscher http://www.mytechguide.com/150/how-to-shrink-digital-photos-for-email-or-web/#comment-10564 Fri, 21 Sep 2007 22:24:07 +0000 http://www.mytechguide.com/150/how-to-shrink-digital-photos-for-email-or-web/#comment-10564 Another option is to use the Fluxtools web-based photo resizer/emailer at http://www.fluxtools.net ! Another option is to use the Fluxtools web-based photo resizer/emailer at http://www.fluxtools.net !

]]> by: Neil Parks http://www.mytechguide.com/150/how-to-shrink-digital-photos-for-email-or-web/#comment-1284 Thu, 17 May 2007 21:18:19 +0000 http://www.mytechguide.com/150/how-to-shrink-digital-photos-for-email-or-web/#comment-1284 There is a freeware image viewer/editor called Irfanview that has similar resizing functionality built in. I recommend it as the default viewer for all image types (gif, jpg, png, bmp, etc.) But I will agree that for non-technical users, having a standalone resizer is a very good idea. One quibble with your article: I think 1024 by 768 or 100 KB is still too big. Go for 800 by 600. Your recipients will appreciate that. There is a freeware image viewer/editor called Irfanview that has similar resizing functionality built in. I recommend it as the default viewer for all image types (gif, jpg, png, bmp, etc.)

But I will agree that for non-technical users, having a standalone resizer is a very good idea.

One quibble with your article: I think 1024 by 768 or 100 KB is still too big. Go for 800 by 600. Your recipients will appreciate that.

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