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Resizing photos for a projector (1 Viewer)
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alan_rymer
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If you have to, put all the images in one folder and use an application such as "Easy Thumbnails http://www.fookes.com/ezthumbs/ " to resize all.I've been told that resizing images to 1024 x 768 is recommended. I've got to give a "slideshow" on Fri and don't want to resize 200-odd images if it's not strictly necessary! Can anyone tell me if resizing is worth the effort? B
tjsimonsen
Well-known member
Hi,
Just my 2cents (perhaps useful for the future):
When I process my images (as soon as possible after I take them) I usually save two re-sized copies of each (each good one that is), one 900*600px for web, and one 1200*800px as a "digital slide". That size works fine for both for a projector and for a TV set if you wish to run a slide show off your telly (just plug you computer into the TV with a video-S cable).
Thomas
Just my 2cents (perhaps useful for the future):
When I process my images (as soon as possible after I take them) I usually save two re-sized copies of each (each good one that is), one 900*600px for web, and one 1200*800px as a "digital slide". That size works fine for both for a projector and for a TV set if you wish to run a slide show off your telly (just plug you computer into the TV with a video-S cable).
Thomas
herrry.james
Member
If you want to make it smaller, I am cheap and use PowerPoint and save it as a JPEG. But it comes out really small. If you have a Mac, use Preview or iPhoto. It will allow you to crop pictures.