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Re: Ancaster pics

2002-05-10 by a5h_pm

Dave,

saving them as lower resolution is I guess anoter form of reducing 
there size, ideally you need a copy of PhotoShop or get yourself a 
copy of paintshop pro (somes as a cover mount cd most of time), this 
will let you 'resize' the images and also choose the compression 
ratio to save the image at, I tend to work with 640x480 or 800x600 
images saves at a medium sized ratio, this should give a file size of 
say 40-80k but it will depend on the info in the picture. If you want 
to any more help, perhaps you could mail me off the list so we don't 
get too non-Marcos related!

Cheers

Ash

#2M5504 www.molyneuxs.com

PS anyone replaced their locks on the early metal framed cars - I've 
just replaced mine with some shiny new MGB boot locks - since I was 
told the original ones were not available, this involved sutting the 
lugs down a tad inorder to fit them into the same round recess. Does 
this sound right, or could I have got the same all round ones as per 
original?

--- In MarcosManiacs@y..., "McCubbin, David" <david.mccubbin@s...> 
wrote:
> Hi Ron;
>  
> No film to finish - the pics are digital.
>  
> I just haven't gotten around to downloading them (forgot) - I will 
have to
> save them in a low res format for the net. I normally shoot 1200 x 
1600
> pixel for printing quality.
>  
> Anyone know how to convert to a lower pixel setting ( i.e. 640 x 
480)? . Is
> this different from saving a copy at lower resolution???? I'm still 
new at
> this digital picture thingee.
>  
> Thanks for the reminder - I will try to get this done tonight
>  
> David
>  
>  
> >Dave McCubbin . . .
>  
> >At Ancaster a few weeks ago, you took some pictures of the 2 
Marcii (mine
> and Paul's).  When do you plan to finish the >roll of film and get 
the
> pictures onto the net?
>  
> >Regards . . . Ron McLeod 
> >1970 Marcos Mantis P8/5858

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