'Good' will give good results and works quite fast, but creates slightly softer pictures. Resize Quality is the quality of the resize algorithm used. Below 60 the quality will probably be unacceptably low though. If file size is important, you can use lower values.
90 is usually enough for high quality pictures. Values higher than 95 will only make the files larger, without a visual improvement. The higher this value, the better the quality, but the larger the files will be. JPEG Quality is the quality of the saved jpeg files. Some digital cameras store this info in the pictures you make, and add information about the camera position at the time the photo was taken.įast Image Resizer can use this information to rotate pictures that are on their side to the correct orientation. The second option is to rotate the pictures using the information in the EXIF data.
#Fast image resizer adion psp#
This is especially useful for viewing on mobile devices such as cell phones or PSP (Playstation Portable) where you want to use all screen size that is available as good as possible. The first is to rotate them to landscape always. In the example this would mean that the resized picture will have a resolution of 640x480, but that on the left and right side, some part of the original picture has been cut off.įast Image Resizer has 2 options to rotate the images before resizing them. This option will cut out a piece in the center of the original picture. If you want the pictures to have exactly the resolution you selected, you can enable the option 'Automatic Cropping'. In this case, the resized image would get the resolution 640x320. If the image you want to resize is very wide (1000x500 for example) and you selected to resize it to 640x480, then Fast Image Resizer will select a resolution that just fits in the selected resolution. This means that sometimes the resized image will not have exactly the resolution you selected.
You can also enter 'No Resize' which is actually similar to 100% if you only want to use fast image resizer to rotate your pictures or change the compression quality or format.įast Image Resizer always preserves the aspect ratio of your pictures, which means they will not be stretched to match the resolution you selected. If you enter 50% for example, the image will be resized to 50% of it's original size. It is also possible to select a percentage instead of an absolute resolution. If you want to change the default resolutions listed in the drop down box, you can do so by scrolling to the bottom of the list and selecting 'Edit List'.įrom there you can add or remove entries from the list. If you just need one extra resolution, you can simply type it in the resolution drop down. If you need a resolution that is not listed in the drop-down box, it is also possible to add your own resolutions.
#Fast image resizer adion windows#
Next, select the preferred resolution in the Resolution drop-down box.įinally, use windows explorer to browse to the images you want to resize, and drag and drop them into the drop box on the Fast Image Resizer window.įast Image Resizer will now start resizing your pictures to the selected resolution.
Resizing your images using Fast Image Resizer is very easy.įirst, start Fast Image Resizer, either with the shortcut in your Programs menu, or with the shortcut on your desktop.
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