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  1. 9th Feb 2007 20:54 #1
    pchan
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    Hi,
    Can anyone recommend a freeware JPEC compressor ? Thanks.
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    Do you mean an image editing program or a JPEG codec for video ala PICVideo MJPEG (which is probably the "best" one but not freeware)?

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    Hi John,
    Sorry. I am refering to software to make JPEC picture file from my digital still camera small. I need to email the digital photo to my friends via email.
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    One tool I'd recommend would be IrfanView. It's primarily for viewing images, but can also do a number of operations on those images, including changing the compression on JPEGs (cropping, rescaling, lowering the color count may also help).
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    @Ai Haibara, Thanks for your suggestion.
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    I think what you really mean is an: "Image Optimizer".

    Useful for when you have an decent sized image with a needlessly LARGE filesize, like 2MBs. And once optimized it becomes a reasonable 60k.

    I came across this on a google search, looks good and free:
    http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/imageoptimizer/
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    I use the Image Resizer, one of the Microsoft Powertoys. You can find it here. It is free and it works - not bad for a M$ product... the link to download it is to the right on the page, you will need to scroll down a bit.
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  8. 11th Feb 2007 07:35 #8
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    Even the crappy little Paint program that ships with Windows can resize images and save as JPEG.
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    Here's one I use that is free

    http://www.vso-software.fr/products/image_resizer/image_resizer.php
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    Folks, Thanks again.
    I ended up using Visualizer Photo Resize (freeware) from
    http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/gmm/fwgcomp.html.

    No particular reason for selecting it.....
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