How do you reduce the image file size
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Reduce the amount of megabytes the picture is taken in. In the "Function Settings" there is a Megabyte Setting that effects image size and quality. The lower the setting, the smaller the file size.
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I use software to reduce the image file size without reducing the quality of the photo too much. It can be done in PhotoShop. A free software is JPEGmini that can be downloaded from www.download.com. They also have other freeware that can be used to reduce the file size.
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Using the finest setting my jpg files run anywhere from 5M to 8M so that could be a problem depending in your connection speed. Also think about the connection speed of the person you are sending the file to. Also, the size of the file can be changed in the settings so they aren't so large.
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You should resize to 480 x 234 pizels. If you resize the large original files to this size, you will be able to get a lot on a 1g card. There are many photo editing software packages that will allow you to resize a 'batch' of files to as smaller or different size. A batch processing of many photos would be much faster than doing them individually. You need to make sure it makes a copy of the original in the new size, rather than srinking the original file. I don't have any specific recomendations of which software to use, but you likely got something with your camera that may work.
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Per their manual - Only 800x600 or lower resolution images in JPG format (baseline coding) are supported. you get the message "The image file is not supported by this device."
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I´m not sure it can be changed, but I left it shooting the whole night and it cut into 7 files each aproximately 4.165.000 KB. The longer one I took had 01:07:44. Hope It helps.
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The scanning software has an output function which will enable you to change the final size of the scanned image.You can also use photo-editing software to reduce the image and/or crop it to your desired size.Al G
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You should resize to 480 x 234 pizels. If you resize the large original files to this size, you will be able to get a lot on a 1g card.There are many photo editing software packages that will allow you to resize a 'batch' of files to as smaller or different size. A batch processing of many photos would be much faster than doing them individually. You need to make sure it makes a copy of the original in the new size, rather than srinking the original file.I don't have any specific recomendations of which software to use, but you likely got something with your camera that may work.
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Robert L., the imageCLASS D550 is capable of doing custom reductions and enlargements, like 97%. You can set this up as a custom setting in the copy ratio.
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I'm not clear what you are asking. The length of the files, how wide, or something else. Please clarify.
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I have not noticed any file size limits this far. I have many photographs in RAW files which are very large files and I have not experienced any problems.
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Try formating it in other than FAT32. I use NTFS, which allowes me to copy larger files etc.
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I THINK the way to do it is to take some of your photos, put them in a folder, and right click it to see the "properties" and how much space it is taking up in the folder and then calculate how many GB that is. I am not that knowledgeable about computers and USB flash storage, but that is what someone told me who seems to know a lot.
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My black and white negatives were pretty big when converted. I used Windows photo manager (edit button gives you several options for improving your pictures) to compress the file size. Worked great for me!
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I don't think there is a way to lower the size of the file for your videos and I don't think that you want to. That 37mb is giving you a pretty HD mp4 video with sound. In the past the files were much smaller on the videos on these cameras but it was often difficult to tell who you was in the video and you don't want that. My solution...bigger memory card. Right now you can buy gigabytes upon gigabytes of memory cards for a very affordable price and you can fit a heck of a lot of 37mb files into even 1gb of memory.
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There is none. I use Google Picasa to crop all photos. Very unhappy with this product. Also, if you do "landscape" you have to save in jpeg form to print. Another headache, you can't customize font size between sizes given I.e. 48 to 72, nothing in between.
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I assume you mean a print image. Haven't done that. Can't tell you for certain. However, it will create a 7200 dpi image and creates very large .tiff files. If I recall they're around 20M+.
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Thanks, I'll look into how that is done. Also, can a flashdrive handle a program this large or only just files?