Photoshopping images

[evo4a]

Hi,
Can anyone help me out, I need about 20 images of my kitchens and hand made furniture photoshopping, especially the fact that on shrinking them down to website size they become very jagged lined.
Can anyone help me out and also give me an idea of cost?
Cheers.

[Toyowner]

What do you need to do apart from resizing ?

[goldblum]

http://download.cnet.com/FastStone-Photo-Resizer/3...

[Simpo Two]

If you could post a typical example and a brief it would help; Photoshopping might take 30 seconds or 3 hours!

[evo4a]

Here is an example, sometimes when the picture is resized for the website the lines between the drawers become very staggered.



I don't know if this will happen on the above as it's not on the website.

Does that help

[Simpo Two]

If that's all you're concerned about then it's just the software you use to resize them, as mentioned above. But it's not a great starting point - the massive vignetting (strap-on wide angle?) doesn't look good.

[EmmaP]

Beautiful furniture! I've been looking at lots - and I mean lots - of furniture the past two years and I have to say that that is beautifully finished.

[Toyowner]

I do hope you didnt pay for that photo.

[RobDickinson]

If this is for commercial promo website get someone in who can do the pics for you, likely someone on here can

[S. Gonzales Esq.]

It might be that in preparing the images for web use, it's not just the pixel dimensions have been reduced. If the Jpegs have been compressed more to reduce their size and speed up loading times, it can affect the quality as you describe. In the days of widespread broadband, it really shouldn't happen.

PM me if you'd like me to take a look.

[evo4a]

Thanks guys,
The faststone resizer is perfect.
The image was not paid for, it's a snap..... some of you seem to get very worked up
I will not pay for images for my blog as it would be too expensive, I now have a photographer for the website.

Thanks again for your help, I would of thanked people earlier but for some reason I got locked out.