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* Posted by: vstech (My Page) on Thu, Mar 9, 06 at 9:30 ok, I figured out, that I did not resize it. I just downloaded two different size .gifs. so what program do I need to resize a gif? free would be nice. but, if I have to buy something, what do you experts reccomend?
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| Hi John I've also heard Irfanview is very good. I use Paintshop but it's an expensive option if you just need to resize. This program looks interesting too but I haven't tried it: The link will let you download it PhotoFiltre is a complete image editing and effects package, that will not only amaze you with features but also the fact that it is free (for personal use). It comes with many features that rival some commercial packages, as well as additional add-on that can be downloaded from the web site. PhotoFiltre offers all the standard editing features (selection, clone brush, paint brush etc.) as well as a large selection of image effects, photo masks, image adjustments, thumbnail browser and much more. The program also supports batch processing to apply filters, sizing, adjustments and transformations to a large number of images at once. PhotoFiltre comes with modern, well designed interface and is well suited for everything from simple resizing to advanced photo editing. Good luck with whatever you choose. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Photofiltre
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- Posted by flutteringby (My Page) on Fri, Mar 10, 06 at 21:49
| Both programs mentioned above are excellent....however, Irfanview is the niftiest program going.....I use it everyday for quick little jobs....if you want to resize a .gif using Irfanview (this is a non animated .gif): Open Irfanview & open the .gif...... Hope this helps, |
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| LOL Nothing like options :) John this will do it all free and online Sue :) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Resize photos
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