I have been revisiting resize options and came across this again ...
https://www.bricelam.net/ImageResizer/
Its a long time since I used this ... having used such as Photoshop/GIMP etc for image editing and multiple file resizing to upload my 'ladies' album pictures to the printing house.
But checking, it seems to be the fastest/easiest to use for batch image resizing only.
Any known issues by forum members using this?
Image Resizer for Windows
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- SilverLounger
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Image Resizer for Windows
CYa Ron
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- Panoramic Lounger
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Re: Image Resizer for Windows
Can't offer any comments on that one but you might want to look at RIOT:
https://riot-optimizer.com/
It has batch capabilities but I've only ever used it as a plugin to IrfanView, to resize my DSLR images, which are many MBs, to less than The Lounge 256KB upload limit. Despite the huge reduction in file size I'm always impressed by the end result.
Ken
https://riot-optimizer.com/
It has batch capabilities but I've only ever used it as a plugin to IrfanView, to resize my DSLR images, which are many MBs, to less than The Lounge 256KB upload limit. Despite the huge reduction in file size I'm always impressed by the end result.
Ken
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- SilverLounger
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Re: Image Resizer for Windows
Thanks for input Ken ... will take a looksee.
I just tested 'Image Resizer for Windows' against a batch of nearly 800 images, mostly 4000x3000 pixel, reduced then to 1366x. The complete batch was finished in under 20 secs and the end result compared with such as GIMP. on file size etc. This is one very simple and super fast dll that has been around for many years. No frills, just resize. I don't resharpen because the image printer we upload to applies a minor sharp when printing. The pics for 'my lady' are only print size 10x13/15 which she uses in her albums so sharpening is not a real issue at this size ... plus mostly they can only be described as 'snaps' during holidays etc.
(Loved your B/W image you posted the other day)
I just tested 'Image Resizer for Windows' against a batch of nearly 800 images, mostly 4000x3000 pixel, reduced then to 1366x. The complete batch was finished in under 20 secs and the end result compared with such as GIMP. on file size etc. This is one very simple and super fast dll that has been around for many years. No frills, just resize. I don't resharpen because the image printer we upload to applies a minor sharp when printing. The pics for 'my lady' are only print size 10x13/15 which she uses in her albums so sharpening is not a real issue at this size ... plus mostly they can only be described as 'snaps' during holidays etc.
(Loved your B/W image you posted the other day)
CYa Ron
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- Panoramic Lounger
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Re: Image Resizer for Windows
In which case you've probably answered your own question and you don't need to look elsewhere after allRonH wrote:...tested 'Image Resizer for Windows' ... finished in under 20 secs ... No frills, just resize...
Ken
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Re: Image Resizer for Windows
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CYa Ron
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- BronzeLounger
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Re: Image Resizer for Windows
you can resize photos using Microsoft Picture manager https://youtu.be/7ZJnGlKKjow" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
if you are using windows 10, you have to download and install it manually https://youtu.be/w7AOQdbJ9Ro" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
i hope this helps
if you are using windows 10, you have to download and install it manually https://youtu.be/w7AOQdbJ9Ro" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
i hope this helps
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- SilverLounger
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Re: Image Resizer for Windows
Thanks for link.
Will stay with the one I mentioned, at least for now. It is very simple and super effective for this single purpose.
Will stay with the one I mentioned, at least for now. It is very simple and super effective for this single purpose.
CYa Ron
W11 pc, Android toys.
The only reason we have the 4th dimension of Time is so that everything does not happen at once.
W11 pc, Android toys.
The only reason we have the 4th dimension of Time is so that everything does not happen at once.