Resizing files

[Largemouth21]

bass resource only wants us to use certain sized picture of video files. How do we resize these files to make them small enough to post on here. Any suggestions Im sure other people have this question too. Thanks!

[Scott F]

There are a lot of free, online, services that will resize photos. I use tinypic for my stuff.  Just google resize photos and take your pick.

Sorry, I just reread your post. If you want to post videos, upload them to YouTube first, then post the link here.

[Scarborough817]

easy fix using what's on your computer

1. find picture
2. right click
3. open with (select paint)
4. click resize
5. input 50%
6. save

[fishwizzard]

I agree that youtube is the simplest way to go if you don't want to learn how to mess with videos yourself.  

 

Also, I read the title as "Resizing flyes" for some reason and clicked expecting to see like a 5" long Wooly Bugger or something.  

[RoLo]

17 hours ago, Largemouth21 said:

bass resource only wants us to use certain sized picture of video files. How do we resize these files to make them small enough to post on here. Any suggestions Im sure other people have this question too. Thanks!

 

 

The steps used to resize images depends on the photo editor you're using.

For example, in 'Photoshop Elements' (free but sophisticated) CLICK: Image > Resize > Image Size

In the popup panel, change the pixel count in the "Pixel Dimensions" field

 

Provided your Aspect Ratio is locked, you only need to replace the greater pixel count.

The pixel count that would take you to 150 KB depends on the megapixels of your camera

and the magnification of your photo (you'll need to experiment).

 

Roger

[Largemouth21]

1 hour ago, Bunnielab said:

I agree that youtube is the simplest way to go if you don't want to learn how to mess with videos yourself.  

 

Also, I read the title as "Resizing flyes" for some reason and clicked expecting to see like a 5" long Wooly Bugger or something.  

Haha thats a big fly, maybe muskies or something? On a more serious note, thanks for the response.