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A simple editer like Microsoft Photoshop is all you need.

First crop the photo and then there is a feature to "reduce size". My typical shots start out at 20" by 20" and I knock them down to about 4" x 4". Experiment a little and you'll see how to get the size down.


leesdawgs said:
I cant seem to figure out how to make the size of my pics small enough to fit under the 140000 bytes allowed on here. help....

I would like to send in pics too but they all register about 250 KB or higher.
 
jwyshrek said:
Sure...have to wait until spring though (rainy season over)...give me a chance to clean up my truck...make it look all shiny again.

Hey, how about that snow cap on Mt. Hamilton today...wish I had my camera.

Mt. Madonna? Have to check it out one day...thanks.


J

I missed the snow around here, but I got a better taste while I was in Tahoe. Damn I love the fact that I can drive anywhere with the 4R :D
 
teotwaki said:
A simple editer like Microsoft Photoshop is all you need.

First crop the photo and then there is a feature to "reduce size". My typical shots start out at 20" by 20" and I knock them down to about 4" x 4". Experiment a little and you'll see how to get the size down.

leesdawg,

Sorry I overlooked your post, but teotwaki is on the right track. Basically, If you dont know how to use any editor at all, your gonna have to do some reading. Try google search. But for basics, you can use MS Paint (a program readily available via your Windows XP or other operating system. Look under Start/All Programs/Assessories/Paint.

Once you've opened up Paint, open your jpeg file using Paint. Now click the Image menu and click on Sketch and Skew. Now enter the percentage you want to shrink for both horizontal and vertical. Use the percentage to your liking depending on how big or small you want the image. After you've done this, click on the File menu and save your image. And now, your ready for uploading. Good luck.

Personally I dont use MS Paint. I use Adobe Photoshop CS. Very powerful tool if you know how to use it.
 
thanks Alpha, Ill try this tip out when I get my rims and tires put on, Ill be proud enough of my t4r to actually get out and take some pics then....

Lee
 

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