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Posted by audri on April 23, 2003 at 22:46:48:

In Reply to: File size limit??? posted by chrish on April 22, 2003 at 08:10:41:

Here's a 640x480 pic, about 44k

I agree completely about not directly uploading from the camera, and using high compression. It bugs me when people have photos that are 640x480 and 800k!

I like setting compression on '5' in photoshop. It dramatically cuts down on file size compared to straight-from camera, but there's still not a lot of compression artifacts.

If anybody has Windows XP, on Microsoft's web site, there is a powertoy that adds a resize option to the right-click menu. It is very handy for resizing multiple pics at once.

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