| You took many pictures at a resolution too high? Do not know how to resize them since each of them is so great that you can not even send e-mail to your friends, family ...? This happens often, especially to those who are not expert, has the latest digital cameras (more than 5 megapixels). They are beautiful high resolution pictures, but this will have photo size too big. To come in against these problems, you can use gems can resize any or all images in a folder at once! | ||
| The gem PIXresizer, totally free, allows you to choose various methods, including an automatic choose the best compromise between size and dimension. There are also functions such as conversion between popular formats (JPEG, GIF, BMP, PNG and TIFF), rotate, convert to grayscale ... The program is presented with two tabs (Tab). Of note is the fact that it works very well with Windows Vista, even between operating systems is not reported. | ||
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Resize an image: In this tab you can resize a single image in three steps. |
Resize multiple images in a folder In this tab you can process multiple images at once instead | |
| MORE INFORMATION platform: for Windows9 * / * ME/NT/2 / XP/Vista/7 | ||
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January 8th, 2008 at 24:45
Hello, I found a xp tools that can do this job right through tastro Image Resizer ( http://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe )
November 12th, 2007 00:54
Fotosizer I use and I found myself well for uniqueness time I used
November 11th, 22:25 2007
I wanted to point out to Cala and all users of the blog that there is also a freeware application that among the many interesting features that also offers resizing of multiple images at once: FastStone PhotoResizer, found the link http://www.faststone .org / FSResizerDownload.htm
November 11th, 2007 11:31
Excellent gem, the use of time (known to the old blog), but you forgot the name of the program!
PIXresizer is, and is totally freeware!