Konrad Birkner
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People have often severe difficulties with the preparation of photos to satisfy RMorg requirements. To satisfy our requirements and optimise the result in our particular case, the commonly used programs are often not suitable. And we cannot afford (in terms of time) to analyse each and every program on the market, to guide the particular user. Photoshop would be well suited, but it is professional and consequently expensive. But there is an alternative which is perfect for our demand. With Irfanview 3.98 a cost free program is available (the latest version is 4.00) There are of course alternative steps possible, but we want to give guidance step by step without detours. The more experienced member is of course free to vary as appropriate. If You follow exactly, You cannot fail ! 1) Download from http://www.irfanview.com 2) File open 2.1) Source select (search in…) 2.2) Picture select, open 3) If the picture appears too large on the screen, possibly make smaller (-) 4) Cut out, if necessary (the model should be almost format-filling): position the cursor at the upper left corner of the desired format, mouse-click hold and pull to the desired lower right corner. Release: a rectangle shows the selected cut-out. 4.2) If the rectangle is acceptable, click Edit -> Crop selection. 5) If necessary, modify brightness and contrast: 5.1) click instruction "image", 5.2) select "enhance colors" 5.3) optimize picture with the sliding controls, 6.1) Modify picture size by "Resize/Resample" : - 72 dpi; - proportionally; - adjust new size: width max.933 pixel, height max.700 pixel, whatever is reached first 7) Save as
7.1) select store location (destination) 7.2) Type of file: select JPG 7.3) adjust quality (usually 30 - 50%) in the extra window at right and remove there all markers. 7.4) change Name if required (convention! here for example: S_SRA_28_RadiolaM60)
8) check file size of picture (mouse click right, select characteristics). Should amount to approx. 60 - max.120 K . 8.1) If necessary reduce file size by selection of a lower quality grade (see point 7) 9) The picture is ready for upload.
, Find here how to download Irfanview 3.98 The following guide is tailored to Irfanview 3.98 (it is the latest version available). Earlier versions are unsuitable here, mainly in view of handling. This article was edited 15.Jan.08 20:47 by Konrad Birkner . |
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Paul Moyer
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Konrad, Thank you for this information. I installed this program today and used it to prepare three photos for the forum. I have a question about photo file size. You suggest a photo file size of between 60 and 120k, but when I click on the "i" button it recommends a file size of 40k. Can you provide more guidance on photo file size? Maybe I'm mixing information for photos for different applications within the museum. Thanks. Paul |
Konrad Birkner
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Hi Paul,
well, for the Forum 40k are the limit, while for model images the upper limit is 120k. But if possible to save memory space, a smaller amount is appreciated. sometimes the quality can be reduced without loss of details which are not there anyway. The display/printing measure should reach 933 x 700 at 72 dpi as stated.
Good luck, KoBi This article was edited 26.Feb.06 14:56 by Konrad Birkner . |
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Pictures for modelpages You search your model and then scroll down on your model page where you find the link: You click it and get a small selection - choose picture - but read the small text in the window first. You then can add a picture legend - but you can also decide to change the default for "Printable" or "Copyable". If you choose "Copyable = yes" then also guests can click to big size and they can also copy your picture ... The send button will bring your image to the server and after hours or a day (or so) the model admin will have activated the picture. It might be missing for another day due to our process for getting more static pages. The content of the blue info button: This upload process is simple: You click the button "Browse /Durchsuchen..." to access your harddisk. Next navigate to the pictures directory. There you select your picture and click «Open» in the pop-up. This will copy the location and filename to the form field "Where is your picture?". This article was edited 25.Jan.07 11:24 by Ernst Erb . |
Robert Anders
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You aren't logged in. (Guest) 5 I have been putting together Nordmende images to finally display. Getting the detail of the receivers and ensuring the image is within proper size can challenge some digital cameras and older PC's. Thank you for the advice and information! Finally I have a Sony camera that will ensure image detail. The program on this Macintosh G5 will ensure proper editing with everyones advice and information. Sincere regards, Robert |