free program for resizing photos?
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http://www.faststone.org/FSResizerDetail.htm
i found this yesterday. i used to use winodws xp image resizer, but that dumps the EXIF data.
the faststone one is free and keeps your exif data intact.
i found this yesterday. i used to use winodws xp image resizer, but that dumps the EXIF data.
the faststone one is free and keeps your exif data intact.
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exchangeable image file format (exif) is a specification for the image file format used by digital cameras.
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/Glos...em/EXIF_01.htm
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/?/Glos...em/EXIF_01.htm
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx
get the image resizer
as simple as it gets, but not as crazy as irfanview or whatever that program is (which i used, and i must say, thats a great program)
get the image resizer
as simple as it gets, but not as crazy as irfanview or whatever that program is (which i used, and i must say, thats a great program)
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Originally Posted by GreenMonster
It lets me know what camera you used (and a whole lot more) to take your pictures if the resizer you used keeps the exif data intact 
most resizers dump the data. if you shot the pics with a digicam, and are gonna post them on the web, why not keep the exif data?get the faststone resizer. it is free and also does batch resizing and renaming.
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Originally Posted by Handruin
Why do you think Adobe hasn't cracked down on all the pirated copies of Photoshop? They are smart people, they can develop some type of product activation.
How else can you get people to adopt such a complicated/feature rich program when a good potion of your prospect users are in highschool early college? I'll even argue pirated copies HELP adobe with sales. What kid/young adult is going to shell out $500 for a copy of a program to learn it in order to get into an industry where he/she will appy it?
Please don't take my argument as justification of stealing, I'm only posing an interesting view on the position of their product.
How else can you get people to adopt such a complicated/feature rich program when a good potion of your prospect users are in highschool early college? I'll even argue pirated copies HELP adobe with sales. What kid/young adult is going to shell out $500 for a copy of a program to learn it in order to get into an industry where he/she will appy it?
Please don't take my argument as justification of stealing, I'm only posing an interesting view on the position of their product.
They have had activation for quite a while now.
The Academic version is < $300, although a starter would probably start with Photoshop elements which is much cheaper.
Even though I am extremely anti-pirate now, I'll agree that economically it doesn't make a bit of difference if someone who can't afford to buy software pirates it.
But anyway, staying on topic, Irfan's batch resize/rotate thing is very handy, and irfanview is just a great and free graphics viewer to begin with.
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here's another place to D/L http://www.download.com/3000-2192-10021962.html
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