You can also select a photo in iPhoto, then under file use export, then
there are two windows that let you use a variety of sizes, put a
number into the left window, it will automatically adjust the width.
Then export to the desktop. You can try many different sizes until you
find the size you want and save it. That is the way I get my photos
small enough so I can apply them as signatures beside my name.
Marta, Heinzelm?nnchenk?nigin a.D.
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On Nov 8, 2004, at 21:18, Anne Cartwright wrote:
> You should be able to adjust the size of the photos in iPhoto. Just
> click on eMail in the Control Pane (across bottom) and you should get
> your choice of Small (240x320), Medium (640x480), large or full
> quality. Note you must have a photo or photos selected before you
> click. After selecting the size you want, click on compose and add
> what ever message, also address.
>
> Anne Cartwright
>
>
> On Monday, November 8, 2004, at 10:27 AM, Bill Micou wrote:
>
>> group-
>> One thing that I have trouble with concerns iPhoto and converting
>> digital photos for viewing on the web. I've been to some of the
>> meetings when you have discussed photos, but I remain confused.
>> I have GraphicConverter, and Photoshop Elements 2, but haven't had
>> the time to work with either yet. My basic question is: If I want
>> to post a picture on a website, how do I reduce its digital 'baggage'
>> to keep quality at a respectable point, and let it be viewable for
>> someone with a slower web connection. All my photos are in the
>> iPhoto app.
>> Thanks for your help.
>> Bill Micou
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