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• How to see the compression quality of photos and how to change it?

  I try to find the quality of compression of pictures that the I took with my DSLR and I need to change it to level 8-12.

  If you need more information than provided by the Info window, you can open the picture with preview.

• How can I resize a picture using Picture Manager please?

  How can I resize picture using Picture Manager please? Let's say I want to put 4 x 6 cm for a given photo dimensions. I tried to resize , but is it compresses the picture to send by e-mail etc... It is basically a photo compressor.

  How can I resize picture using Picture Manager please? Let's say I want to put 4 x 6 cm for a given photo dimensions. I tried to resize , but is it compresses the picture to send by e-mail etc... It is basically a photo compressor.

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  If you are running Windows XP... it is a free software
  The PowerToy that is useful for resizing of the pictures:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Go to the following link and download and
  install: ImageResizer.exe
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/PowerToys/xppowertoys.mspx
  (does not work on Vista)

  Then, you can open any folder containing
  images and you will have an option to resize.
  Just right click the selected image files and
  Choose resize images in the menu. You
  can select a picture or an entire group.

  The program will place the resized in copies
  the folder with your originals.
  (Tip: * never * overwrite your originals)

  To ensure that images in both portrait and
  landscape orientation are resized to the
  same dimensions... go to... Advanced...
  and enter the largest number in these two areas.
  IOW... for 600 x 800... Enter 800 in these two areas.

  (Tip: even if you resize the Photos to the same)
  dimensions (original)... the file size will be greatly
  reduced).

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  If you want to change the proportions of a picture...
  you have to reframe it... otherwise it will be distorted.

  The following freeware has a tool of good harvest.
  Just select a thumbnail and press X to open the
  Council for culture. (Tip: always save your editing / cropped /)
  photos resized under a new name)

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  FastStone Image Viewer
  http://www.FastStone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

  The following tutorial provides information on the creation of a
  2 "x 2" photo ID, but the steps would be
  basically the same for any size.

  Now, open the program and select (highlight)
  the image you want to change.

  According to... to... Edit / crop Panel (or type... (X)

  Click on the button 'Set Ratios of paper'.
  (it's just to the right of the proportion of paper
  fall of window)

  Click on the 'Add' button and enter... 2 x 2 "
  Click on... OK / OKAY... (this will give you the square
  format you need)

  You can resize the selection frame by dragging
  reposition by dragging corner handles
  the arrow of the 4 channels. At the end... Click on the 'culture '.
  button.

  Now... to... File / save as...
  Choose a backup location, enter a new name for
  the photo and choose a format to save in...
  Left click on the Save"" button.

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  Info about photo manager
  If you resize a photo with Picture Manager and
  save it when you see the dialog box saying:

  "There are changes that have not been saved"

  The original photo will be overwritten (replaced)
  with the rezized version... IOW the original will
  be unrecoverable.

  To keep two versions of the picture, resize it
  and go... File / save as... Enter a new name for
  version resized and on the left, click on the "Save" button.

  When you close the photo manager and see the
  dialog box:

  "There are changes that have not been saved"

  On the left, click the do not save"" button. Now
  have both versions.

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• How to restore the image to the original size after compression of the file

  Compress the picture settings

  I compressed several photos from the emails and now when I open my photos on my computer, they are blurry - how do they return to the original? Do I have to change the size of the file? How can I change the size of the file (e-mail) to the documents? Any help would be appreciated...

  I compressed several photos from the emails and now when I open my photos on my computer, they are blurry - how do they return to the original? Do I have to change the size of the file? How can I change the size of the file (e-mail) to the documents? Any help would be appreciated...

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  How_exactly_did you compress the files and are as follows
  your original files or copies?

  If the original files were crushed with the bass
  compressed resolution version that they are non-recoverable.

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Need to increase the internal storage

  Got bike E, downloaded a few apps, now my bike E is obtained more slowly in spped, takes time to pen apps and internal memory is almost full. only 70 MB is free.

  I think I need to make free internal memory, I already changed photos and songs outside please help me to do internal free memory without losing data or the app

  Bro. Go to settings > storage where you can check the amount of data misc and cache the data you have. Remove data from the cache from there (you will do no harm, but to free up space), you can even watch the space occupied by the various files (data here)... remove the they are useless. If you have a crowded Gallery, you will have a very large folder thumbnail (I hope you know what are the photos?). Tiles contain a form compressed each picture that has ever existed on your device. Try to remove the thumbnails of the images already deleted. Should free up some space. In addition, use the file Explorer ARE to remove the pictures because it is the fastest... also the thumbnails folder is hidden.

• I have about 1000 vacation photos and all are 3.23 mb (4608 x 3456).

  I want to compress them using MS photo mgr.  I don't want compromising pictures, but I'm sure by doing this, I share them? I see that I can compress for web pages, these will be posted on my blog. I hesitated because I'm not sure what it actually does to the images.  If later I want to print (after compression), I see a change or disruption in the pictures? Am I worrying unnecessarily? This is new for me. Thank you.

  I want to compress them using MS photo mgr.  I don't want compromising pictures, but I'm sure by doing this, I share them? I see that I can compress for web pages, these will be posted on my blog. I hesitated because I'm not sure what it actually does to the images.  If later I want to print (after compression), I see a change or disruption in the pictures? Am I worrying unnecessarily? This is new for me. Thank you.

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  Pay attention to resize/compress the photos in
  Microsoft Office Picture Manager.

  If you resize/compress the original photos and save

  the results... your originals full sizes will be lost. In
  in other words the new size replaces the original.
  
  The Web option... for example...resizes/compresses
  photos of 440 x 336, which is quite small.
  
  The best would be to create a copy of the photos and
  make any modification/resize/compression/etc... on
  copies and keep your unpublished originals.

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  More information about the photo manager
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  If you resize/compress a picture with Picture Manager
  and save it when you close the program and see
  the dialog box stating:

  "There are changes that have not been saved"

  If you save... the original photo will be replaced
  (replaced) with version rezized/compressed...
  The original IOW will be unrecoverable.

  
  To maintain two versions of the photo...resize/compress
  it and go to the... File / save as... Enter a new name for
  version resized/compressed and left click the
  Save button.

  When you close the photo manager and see the
  dialog box:

  "There are changes that have not been saved"

  On the left, click the do not save"" button. Now
  have both versions.

  FWIW... Here's a free resizer which is easy to use and all
  you have to do is right click on a picture or a selected group
  and the menu, choose Prish Resizer.

  Select the size and the app will create a new folder named
  Resized that contains your resized copies.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Prish Image Resizer
  http://www.photo-freeware.NET/Prish-image-resizer.php
  (Operating system: Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8)
  (the name of the 32-bit file is: 32bit_PrishResizer_2519.msi)
  (for 64 - bit file name is: 64bit_PrishResizer_2519.msi)

  (Note... the download links for 32-bit and 64-bit are reversed)

• Help decompression of images

  I recently received some photos (jpg) in an e-mail that have been compressed using Microsoft Office Picture Manager. I was able to unzip them, so that they are currently just miniature size. Is it possible to recover to full size?

  Once the compressed photo is saved and Picture Manager
  closed there is no way to recover the original size. If all goes well,
  the user who has compressed the stored uncompressed photos
  copies of the originals.

  The following excerpt comes from the Help.file Picture Manager.

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  You can undo compression by clicking Undo Compress Picture
  on the Edit menu. Compression changes will be not saved until the
  explicitly save you. You can save your compression changes
  immediately after their completion, or at any time before
  closing Picture Manager.

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  Also see the following article:

  Microsoft Picture Manager 2007 - compress a picture
  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/help/compress-a-picture-HP001018672.aspx

• How extract/decompress a file/picture of the compressed/zipped file?

  How extract/decompress a file/photo that I zipped? Whenever I try to watch the photo im says that the player does not support the codec used to compress the file?

  Use the same zip program to unzip the file that you used to zip.

  You can also see one of them, depending on your version of Windows:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows7/compress-and-uncompress-files-ZIP-files

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/compress-and-uncompress-files-ZIP-files

  http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/cf_extract.mspx?mfr=true .

  After having unpacked (the file decompression) try to view the picture again.

• I compressed a few photos in the microsoft Picture Manager, and now they are saved as thumbnails. How to unpack them?

  I compressed a few photos in the microsoft Picture Manager, and now they are saved as thumbnails. How to unpack them?

  Once you save the changes and close the program
  There is no way to revert to the original.

• How to compress pictures for email

  How to compress pictures for email

  Hello

  First of all, you can resize the image in the size desired inside photoshop touch under the '&' menu icon drop down on top and then save a copy. In the main Photoshop touch nenu, you can select 'share by email' under the drop down menu on the top part. Then choose the desired project and the file type that you want to share. Finally send the file to send from there. I hope this helps.

  Thank you

  Sharon

• Pictures: compression of unwanted pictures

  Hello

  After a photo session, I transferred my photos to Photos. The next day, I tried to transfer these pictures (JPEG, 5 MB/image) to a file on a USB key so used "copy / paste" directly from Photos to my office.

  Here's the thing: the pictures were half, they were originally (2 MB).

  When I look at the masters, they are still 5 MB.

  Is there a way to transfer images, Photos, without losing the unnecessary weight?

  Thank you for your help

  Copy and paste into the window of Photos will transfer your photos JPEG previews.

  To transfer the original to your USB device selection photos in Photos and use the command "file > export > export non-original", and select a folder on your USB device.

• compress the folder to send pictures

  When I right click a folder to compress the images inside, I chose "send to."  There is no other choice in the drop down list to compress the folder so I can send it in an e-mail.  What other options do I or where I can go to compress the folder?

  How to remove and restore the value default Windows 7 send to Menu items
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/45421-send-context-menu-remove-restore-default-items.html

  Add items & customize send to Menu in Windows 8 | 7
  http://www.thewindowsclub.com/add-customize-send-to-menu-Windows

• BlackBerry Smartphones how can I compress pictures by roxio or other software to save memory space?

  My photos are usually 4MB. I am currently compress every photo less than 100 KB before copying to save memory space on my "BOLD", but it is laborious. I hoped that roxio would do this for me, but it seems fair to copy like-for-like. Is there a function in roxio or any other software that will accelerate this process for me?

  I have recently updated from Pearl to "BOLD", and I'm in love. I followed messages on this site and solved 90% of the minor issues, I had, so thank you for all the help a lot.

  You can use a program like Photoshop, Gimp to do. Most graphics programs come with some sort of compression software.

  You transfer on the device memory or a media card? If they are on a media card, them they don't are not recorded in the memory of the device and you wouldn't have to worry about their compression

• compression not sharp picture

  I'll be updating adobe CC. I'm going to compression of images for Web sites and they have always been strong, but now when I compress my photos they are blurry, also when I do the maximum. How is that possible? Normally, I have sharp images (300 x 200) about 60 KB to the internet.

  Who can help me?

  

• Why is my picture of being compressed files?

  I've just updated to CS6.  My original files are 20 + mp but when I import them to HP, they are instantly compressed to less then 10 mp.  Why is it happening and how to fix it?

  I think it depends on what photoshop CS6 preference:

  Disable the Compression of the PSD and PSB files: This option allows you to get faster backups, but larger files.

  This is obviously a safer compression without loss, but if you don't want this, select this option.