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Resizing images

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IchWill

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So I just went on a vacation with a bunch of friends, and I have a lot of pictures that I want to email to them. I have a 7.1 MP camera and the images are too big and detailed. I know how to resize images but the program I use can only do it one at a time and it will take forever if I try that way. Are there any programs or any tips for resizing a lot of images?
 
Go to the MS site and download Image Resizer. It's one of the Powertoys.
 
MontyAC said:
Go to the MS site and download Image Resizer. It's one of the Powertoys.
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Agreed. I use that too. You can select all of the images, right click, resize pictures. Select the size you want, click ok, and boom. You have the originals, and the resized. That simple. :cool:
 
jbog91 said:
Agreed. I use that too. You can select all of the images, right click, resize pictures. Select the size you want, click ok, and boom. You have the originals, and the resized. That simple. :cool:
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3rd that. google.com and search for "image resizer powertoy"
once installed you simply select any pics you want and right click -> resize pictures. It has default 4:3 ratio values to resize to and can create copies or resize the original image. It also works if you take a sideways shot then size is to be 3:4 ... it figures it out.
 
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