how to convert it ?

Question

i have many images capture using digital camera. the prob is all of the images is in big size, up to 1mb. i want to make it smaller, so i ask u how to make it using adobe photoshop cs2

Answer 1

If you surely want to use adobe photoshop cs2 only then the procedure is :

Open the image
Go to Image menu
Select Image Size
Reduce either dimension of the image or resolution which will naturally reduce the file size

While saving in jpg format - select normal quality (if you just want to see on screen other wise if u want to print them then select the quality as maximum)

Answer 2

Microsoft PowerToys for Windows XP

PowerToys are additional programs that developers work on after the product has been released to manufacturing, but before the next project has begun. These toys add fun and functionality to the Windows experience

great care has been taken to ensure that PowerToys operate as they should. These programs run on Windows XP client only. They provide additional value to some of the great features in XP. However, the PowerToys were not subjected to the same rigorous testing they provide for the operating system and are therefore not supported. Microsoft Technical Support is unable to answer questions about PowerToys.

The PowerToys are installed into the directory you specify during setup. Typically this is the system32 directory (%windir%\system32).

Some of the PowerToys reside in the taskbar. Before resizing these PowerToys you will first need to check and make sure that the taskbar isn't locked. Right click the taskbar and ensure there is no check mark by 'Lock the Taskbar' menu item.

To uninstall the PowerToys, open Control Panel and then launch Add/Remove Programs. Find the entry for the PowerToy that you wish to remove and choose Change/Remove. You can remove one or more of the Powertoys in this way.

Toys released for Windows XP Client:

Image Resizer
This PowerToy enables you to resize one or many image files. When resizing you can choose from one of four standard sizes or choose a size that you specify. You can also choose to resize the original image or create a new one. Right click any image(s) and select 'Resize Pictures' in the context menu.

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Answer 3

With Adobe PS CS2 it will be a tedious task, as you need to load every single picture in Photoshop and convert it.

Get Thumbs Plus from Cerious software. It has a batch feature you can use to automatically reduce the size of all of your photos at once, if you tell Thumbs wich photos should be made smaller.