Thread: Photos too large.

So I purchased an early Christmas gift for the girlfriend I got her this dope Sony 20 MP camera. Its a point and shoot instead of a DSLR or DLSR. (Don't even know what that is)

It takes one heck of a great snap shot. Unfortunately those photos are "Too large" for SRP and they take a ton of time to load if they do show up. Is there any way I can make them smaller so it will make uploading a photo of something quicker for me?

I really am sick of using 8 MP dirty Iphone camera photos to try and describe something.

On a side note I am not a very photo savvy guy and have never edited or changed the size of a photo before.

Someone come to my rescue please!

Scott

I use G-Thumb or Gimp but I'm running Linux Mint. If you're running windows there may be a free photo management app, but I'm not aware of them. In G-thumb you open the app and go to the toolbar, click on tools, resize images. Pretty straight forward.

Thanks Jimmy, I have no idea what Linux is? I'm assuming a browser.. If only if only eh. Thanks for the idea.

Originally Posted by S0LITARYS0LDIER

Thanks Jimmy, I have no idea what Linux is? I'm assuming a browser.. If only if only eh. Thanks for the idea.

Linux is an operating system and it is free. An alternative to microsoft windows, or mac. My guess is your camera may have a CD with it with a photo program that you can load on your computer ? If it does it should have resizing as one of the features.

One way or the other, look in the manual for settings on your photo quality. The camera should be adjustable for ease of sending email and what not. So you can change the portrait, or whatever, setting for less pixels to facilitate posting on the internet. Hope that works, if not someone may be along who can give you something to go with.

You should be able to reduce the size of the image in Paint if you're on a PC. I wouldn't change the file quality settings in your camera.

Originally Posted by Moonshae

You should be able to reduce the size of the image in Paint if you're on a PC. I wouldn't change the file quality settings in your camera.

Perfect. Thank you!