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| 560068 | 2007-06-17 08:24:00 | I am looking for an easy to use image resizer for someone who is not a computer wiz. I use CS2 myself, but what he needs is something that wont confuse. | jonboy (11457) | ||
| 560069 | 2007-06-17 08:40:00 | What operating system? If it is XP, then I would recommend the Microsoft PowerToys for Windows XP (www.microsoft.com) and their Image Resizer application. It is only a tiny program (521 KB) and just adds a new right-click context menu option. If you right-click over an image file, you will see an option to resize image. Selecting that gives you the options of resizing that image from a small selection of commonly used sizes. It also gives you the option of picking a custom size if you wish. It will not touch the original image and just makes a resized copy. Good for retaining your original images untouched. |
Jen (38) | ||
| 560070 | 2007-06-17 11:19:00 | I am looking for an easy to use image resizer for someone who is not a computer wiz. I use CS2 myself, but what he needs is something that wont confuse. I use VSO Image Resizer - works with XP, 2000, Vista www.vso-software.fr I find it very easy to work with It is FREE |
GhostBuster (10141) | ||
| 560071 | 2007-06-17 11:21:00 | My fav is imagetasks (http://www.imagetasks.com/) Simple to use and can resize in terms of quality/kb easily as well as dimension. |
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| 560072 | 2007-06-17 13:03:00 | I like IrfanView, mostly its what I use to do resize / cropping because its fast, easy, and I like the ability to save in a variety of formats :) | Chilling_Silence (9) | ||
| 560073 | 2007-06-17 22:06:00 | I use VSO Image Resizer - works with XP, 2000, Vista +1 Brilliant little program. :thumbs: |
FoxyMX (5) | ||
| 560074 | 2007-06-17 22:24:00 | If you want to resize lots of images at once ( batch resize ) try Irfanview. Anything you can do to one image in Irfanview it can also do as a batch process. You can set it loose on a directory ( including sub-directories ) of images and it will do anything you want to all of them as a batch process.. Very handy for photographers that take thousands of pix.. [ the linux eqivalent of Irfanview is gThumb ] |
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