Article: Basic picture resizing and creation of multiple views

Mengu

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Thank you for writing up this article. Only thing I would add is that since CMoN has a width limit, I would recommend stacking multiple views vertically instead of horizontally, so CMoN doesn't shrink your pictures to thumbnail size. Glad to have this article on here so I can point people to it.
 

tentoone

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Thanks man, i owe you a drink. Saved me money here as i was contemplating buying some photo software. Irfanview does all that i need however, for free!
 

aciolino

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Good article, screen shots are nice to see too.

TIP: In Photoshop, since the restriction in 600px WIDE, make the photos 600px wide, but 1800px TALL. Add image then crop out whitespace as mentioned. Save the JPG as a JPG file, with a lower quality, like 5. Check the file size to see if the saved file is around 100K. If not, lower the quality and save again. Don't go below 3!
 

gmurie

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Keep in mind that if you can't afford Photoshop and don't want to steal it there is an Open Source program called GIMP that will do anything that most mini painters would want Photoshop to do. http://www.gimp.org

People used to Photoshop will find GIMP aggrivating though, because it's basic user interface is totally unique. Once I got used to it I liked it much better though.
 

Gin1906

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amazing, how wonderful, Here I have hassled and hassled for months, and now, you have made posting mulitpul views so easy, thank you!
 

Ravenblade

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I'm really new to this and had been wondering how people did front and back veiws in one submit, till now I had submitted a picture of the front of my mini and one of the back lol!
 

Stephen

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Thank God for this article! Thank you very much for taking the time. I still have some questions but at least I'm off and running where I barely had a clue. Thanks again!!!
 

Paintman Spiff

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Thanks a ton man. This splicing technique is the most efficient method from placing more than 1 posting on the Same Mini...kinda like a No-Spam posting. Hehe
 

AlexG

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Thanks so much for taking the time to show us how to do this. I have been wanting to do the multi view for a long while. Will be giving this a try on CS2. Great article, well laid out and easy to follow. 10/10
 
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