Speaking of photographs...

[jgcblack]

Tom, I use
http://www.picresize.com/

you can do batches.   Think most ive done is 20 or so.


definitely do not resize prior to backing up.  Keep as big originals as you can.


gl

[RED-DOG]

Tom, I use
http://www.picresize.com/

you can do batches.   Think most ive done is 20 or so.


definitely do not resize prior to backing up.  Keep as big originals as you can.


gl

That's great! Just learning to drive it now.

So I select 'Batch Resize' > Upload > Download Zipped File..... Then do I need to unzip it or leave it compressed?

If I leave it compressed might I have problems opening it several years down the line with perhaps a different operating system?

BTW- It seems to make copies rather than resizing originals.

[jgcblack]

Tom, I use
http://www.picresize.com/

you can do batches.   Think most ive done is 20 or so.


definitely do not resize prior to backing up.  Keep as big originals as you can.


gl

That's great! Just learning to drive it now.

So I select 'Batch Resize' > Upload > Download Zipped File..... Then do I need to unzip it or leave it compressed?

If I leave it compressed might I have problems opening it several years down the line with perhaps a different operating system?

BTW- It seems to make copies rather than resizing originals.

it does make copies.

it receives your files, then copies and adjusts then lets you download for safe keeping.

if you can, unzip first then upload the 'batch' to be resized.

make sense?
If not pm me and ill call you to go through it.

[RED-DOG]

Tom, I use
http://www.picresize.com/

you can do batches.   Think most ive done is 20 or so.


definitely do not resize prior to backing up.  Keep as big originals as you can.


gl

That's great! Just learning to drive it now.

So I select 'Batch Resize' > Upload > Download Zipped File..... Then do I need to unzip it or leave it compressed?

If I leave it compressed might I have problems opening it several years down the line with perhaps a different operating system?

BTW- It seems to make copies rather than resizing originals.

it does make copies.

it receives your files, then copies and adjusts then lets you download for safe keeping.

if you can, unzip first then upload the 'batch' to be resized.

make sense?
If not pm me and ill call you to go through it.

They are unzipped when I upload, but zipped when I download.  i.e. I have to download as a zipped file.

[BangBang]

Dropbox them...