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superlightr

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12,916 posts

280 months

Sunday 30th October 2005
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ive tried reszizing for the Piston head massive, from large to medium for the 1st and from large to small on the 2nd. -still practicing. (scared of Simpo Two!!)

Ive got the puddle one as a background as quite pleased with that one. Gentle but firm comments welcome!

>> Edited by superlightr on Sunday 30th October 16:11

>> Edited by superlightr on Sunday 30th October 16:13

FunkyNige

9,584 posts

292 months

Sunday 30th October 2005
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Try the XP Powertoys image resizer, it lets you specify how many pixels wide you want the picture to come out as -

www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx

superlightr

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12,916 posts

280 months

Sunday 30th October 2005
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Hey Funki Nigel- thanks for that. Very easy to use!

simpo two

89,683 posts

282 months

Sunday 30th October 2005
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superlightr said:
ive tried reszizing for the Piston head massive, from large to medium for the 1st and from large to small on the 2nd. -still practicing. (scared of Simpo Two!!)

FYI, top one is 1158px wide and 221Kb, bottom one is 752px and 170Kb. So 'small' is the way to go unless you want to try other methods. However, at least neither of them are 1Mb+ jobbies so you may award yourself a biscuit

FunkyNige

9,584 posts

292 months

Sunday 30th October 2005
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simpo two said:

So 'small' is the way to go unless you want to try other methods.


What, like using the XP image resizer and setting width to 750?

2 Smokin Barrels

31,366 posts

252 months

Sunday 30th October 2005
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Taken with my cheapo digi tonight, but I thought it was kinda autumnal:

imperialism2024

1,596 posts

273 months

Tuesday 1st November 2005
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Composition and color is good in both shots. The first one I would have gone into A mode and stopped it down as ow as it could so I had less DOF, and the second one could use an unsharp mask. Oh, and it never hurts to add a little (or a lot!) of saturation to the shot.