I can't upload photo's anymore

[STEVE HANLEY]

Okay I admit it I'm a total Numpty where things like this are concerned.

I have been wanting to stick a few recent photos in the gallery, but since I've bought my new camera I've been unable to.:cry: They work no problem on my facebook pages I clicked on that link sticky thing that Danno posts at the start of the gallery. I downlaoded AVS image conveter, but given a not activated message when I click on it ( I think that means it puts an unwanted watermark on all images uploaded):daft:

All photos taken with my new camera are 4000x3000 and about 3+mb

Any other good re-sizers I can use??

Thank you. Good people

[Cowlinn]

If you're on a Mac you can use preview.

Click here if you're using windows. (http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Resize-a-picture-using-Paint)

[BeerFunk]

Paint is not ideal for resizing images in my opinion.

There is a great little tool available for automatically resizing images, appropriately named Image Resizer. It was released as a free download for Windows XP, available here:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/downloads/windows-xp

[DJ Paulie]

I use this http://webresizer.com/resizer/
As well as this to host pics http://pix.sparky-s.ie/

[hammy]

Also this place http://www.shrinkpictures.com/

[DeckstarDeluxe]

Paint is not ideal for resizing images in my opinion.

There is a great little tool available for automatically resizing images, appropriately named Image Resizer. It was released as a free download for Windows XP, available here:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/downloads/windows-xp

I use paint when I've needed to with no issues.

[Jason]

http://www.irfanview.com/

Also has a very good "export for web" plugin that is very useful!

I've been using this for years, a great project.

[Cowlinn]

Paint is not ideal for resizing images in my opinion.


What is wrong with it? :confused:

[BeerFunk]

I use paint when I've needed to with no issues.


What is wrong with it? :confused:It's slow and inefficient for anything other than one or two images. You need to go through the same process for each file, whereas an image resizing tool with a batch option will resize an entire folder before you've even opened a file in Paint :)

[mattydinx]

http://www.irfanview.com/

Also has a very good "export for web" plugin that is very useful!

I've been using this for years, a great project.

+1 - fantastic little program, very quick & simple to use

[Cowlinn]

It's slow and inefficient for anything other than one or two images. You need to go through the same process for each file, whereas an image resizing tool with a batch option will resize an entire folder before you've even opened a file in Paint :)

Judging by the OP's requirements, I think he only needs to resize 3 or 4 images at a time, therefore no need to download a 3rd party application, when you've got a tool that will do it fin on your computer already IMO. :)

[BeerFunk]

Judging by the OP's requirements, I think he only needs to resize 3 or 4 images at a time, therefore no need to download a 3rd party application, when you've got a tool that will do it fin on your computer already IMO. :)Well he did ask for an image resizer, and technically my suggestion isn't third party as it's provided by Microsoft specifically for Windows. In my opinion, it is the best tool for the job :)

[STEVE HANLEY]

Thanks for the replies chaps. Haven't had time to check any of them yet. But when you next see some of my pics in the gallery. You'll know one of them worked:D :D