How to make the size of files smaller !!! HELP

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toychoq
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How to make the size of files smaller !!! HELP

Post by toychoq »

Guys help with making file size smaller to upload and load easilyyyyyy


LusterLord
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Post by LusterLord »

try chnaging da tpe of da file, dat usually helps in images!!
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Post by darko »

yeah change it to jpeg compressed, if you don't know how to do this, fallaw these steps:

1-open the file with a gfx program like photoshop or image ready, Fireworks.....
2-go File---->export image, the type anyname youwant with the following extansion .jpg example: darko.jpg
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Post by korsaan »

JPG is the best image compressor
LusterLord
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Post by LusterLord »

but say if u wre makin an animated image, i fink u gotta use .gif onli
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Cheech
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Post by Cheech »

I think there is an animated PNG, or maybe that is just a rumor. You could try flash too, that would really reduce and ainimation.
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Post by wickedgravity »

If you want to compress gif files then go to http://www.gifworks.com.
a2zeducation
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Post by a2zeducation »

PNG is the best format and it compress a file to a good extent.

I have been using it and believe me its many a times better than gif and jpeg.

Thnx

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Locke Laton
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Post by Locke Laton »

Open the file in a photo designing program (Photoshop for example) - reduce the resolution.

Normally a good camera will take photos at 300ppi but for normal users when print the photos 150ppi is enough for a good quality.

Also for websites, a 800x600px picture is ok, u dont need more than that except for wallpapers.

Finally as the pp above have said - JPEG is the best format. Some camera do the RAW format and it would take about 10Mb/pic on average. But with the same pic, if you save in JPEG format it only takes 2 or 3Mb - further more if you reduce the size and resolution as I said it'll be only 500kb, 300kb ^_^

Upload some and show us!
never mind!
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Valiantheart
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Post by Valiantheart »

I thought PNG files are usually bigger than GIF files? The quality of PNG is better than GIF but the size also increases with the quality.
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