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07-16-2002 | 07:42 PM
#22
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From: Bell Canyon, CA
Okay.............what is so hard to understand here? Digital photos have only a few parameters that change the file size a lot:
1. Photo pixel array dimensions. The 640x480 photo size is the maximum that OSO allows on this board, and is certainly perfect for what is needed here.
2. Resolution (quality). Normally, you need some type of photo editor program to change a photo's quality.
3. Color or black/white.
4. File type (jpg, gif, bmp.....).
To better demonstrate saving photos in a lower quality level, here is another example of a photo with different file sizes. I will note the file sizes again.
This one is 51.6K in file size.
1. Photo pixel array dimensions. The 640x480 photo size is the maximum that OSO allows on this board, and is certainly perfect for what is needed here.
2. Resolution (quality). Normally, you need some type of photo editor program to change a photo's quality.
3. Color or black/white.
4. File type (jpg, gif, bmp.....).
To better demonstrate saving photos in a lower quality level, here is another example of a photo with different file sizes. I will note the file sizes again.
This one is 51.6K in file size.
07-16-2002 | 10:35 PM
#29
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From: Ringwood + Manahawkin, N.J.
thats fine and dandy but how bout trying to make those pics UNDER 2500 bytes....................for use as an avatar.......
then when you get done trying that do it with the one in my signature that says www.donzi.net....
then when you get done trying that do it with the one in my signature that says www.donzi.net....
