Mac Thread, Reducing digital photo file size in Technical; Hello Mac people I am hoping that you can help out a PC user here. I am looking for an ...
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28th October 2008, 05:47 PM #1 Reducing digital photo file size
Hello Mac people I am hoping that you can help out a PC user here. I am looking for an application for reducing the file size of digital photo's. I know of PIXresizer for a PC but is there a similar (free) one for Mac's?
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28th October 2008, 07:07 PM #2 Hi,
If you have bought your Mac recently it will probably have come with iPhoto. In that case follow these steps:
How to Resize Images in iPhoto | eHow.com
You could also just use "Preview" on your Mac. Open up your image in Preview and navigate to the Tools menu. There you will find an "Adjust Size" menu option which will open up a sheet that lets you do what it says. Then crop the image and save as.
Here's a link to a (very short) article about the same thing:
digital photography | How to resize photos on a Mac
HTH
Paul
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Thanks to kingswood from:
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28th October 2008, 09:58 PM #3 
Originally Posted by
kingswood
Hi,
If you have bought your Mac recently it will probably have come with iPhoto. In that case follow these steps:
How to Resize Images in iPhoto | eHow.com
You could also just use "Preview" on your Mac. Open up your image in Preview and navigate to the Tools menu. There you will find an "Adjust Size" menu option which will open up a sheet that lets you do what it says. Then crop the image and save as.
Here's a link to a (very short) article about the same thing:
digital photography | How to resize photos on a Mac
HTH
Paul
Sounds just the ticket, thanks Paul
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