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a very quick n00b ?
Posted: 24 Aug 2005, 06:50
by NismoSKYLIN3R34
Ok this is a dumb ? but i need to know..........also dont know if this is in the right section but,
How do you make a picture smaller without distorting it all. Get what im saying??
Like downsizing it, but when its smaller the pic looks just like b4 just smaller. Hope ur not confused, thanks
Posted: 24 Aug 2005, 09:02
by vellu
With a decent photoeditor, Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro for example. Those both have advanced resizing abilities (filtering, aspect ratio lock, etc).
Re: a very quick n00b ?
Posted: 24 Aug 2005, 09:11
by master m
NismoSKYLIN3R34 wrote:Ok this is a dumb ? but i need to know..........also dont know if this is in the right section but,
How do you make a picture smaller without distorting it all. Get what im saying??
Like downsizing it, but when its smaller the pic looks just like b4 just smaller. Hope ur not confused, thanks
I think I know what you mean.
eg:
pic.size = 800x600
file-size = 200kb
use photoshop and save it at lower detail (from 1-12, 12 being the largest filesize)
after:
pic.size 800x600
file-size = +-100kb or less
Is that what you meant

Posted: 24 Aug 2005, 10:45
by Tunerfreak
I don't think thats quite what he meant master m. I think he wants to make a picture smaller without it looking distored afterwards. Microsoft Paint sucks at downsizing and keeping quality. I find that when I use Photoshop to resize pictures, it automaticly keeps the quality good by using filters and things that vellu said.
So take vellu's advice and use a good program for downsizing or if you don't have a good image editing program I suggest you find a way to get hold of one because they really are so much better.
Maybe you could download a Photoshop trial for 30 days and resize a couple of pics with it before the trial runs out.
Posted: 24 Aug 2005, 17:24
by NismoSKYLIN3R34
Tunerfreak wrote:I don't think thats quite what he meant master m. I think he wants to make a picture smaller without it looking distored afterwards. Microsoft Paint sucks at downsizing and keeping quality. I find that when I use Photoshop to resize pictures, it automaticly keeps the quality good by using filters and things that vellu said.
So take vellu's advice and use a good program for downsizing or if you don't have a good image editing program I suggest you find a way to get hold of one because they really are so much better.
Maybe you could download a Photoshop trial for 30 days and resize a couple of pics with it before the trial runs out.
Yes that is what i mean. i only have microsoft paint

So ill do try and download the trial. Thanks a lot guys