Comments on: Easy way to display photos and images http://tdot-blog.com/ask-your-host/easy-way-to-display-photos-and-images Affordable Web Hosting | cPanel, Security, Wordpress, Resources, and Your Say Fri, 23 Mar 2012 12:40:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sherif http://tdot-blog.com/ask-your-host/easy-way-to-display-photos-and-images/comment-page-1#comment-26551 Sherif Tue, 29 Sep 2009 02:22:20 +0000 http://tdot-blog.com/ask-your-host/easy-way-to-display-photos-and-images#comment-26551 Thanks for writing Susan, I like Webresizer.com. Looks like a great tool. Thanks for writing Susan, I like Webresizer.com.
Looks like a great tool.

]]> By: Susan http://tdot-blog.com/ask-your-host/easy-way-to-display-photos-and-images/comment-page-1#comment-26524 Susan Mon, 28 Sep 2009 14:38:13 +0000 http://tdot-blog.com/ask-your-host/easy-way-to-display-photos-and-images#comment-26524 I like your idea of linking to the additional photos to reduce page load times. There is another option. Since most people are going to re-size there digital images anyway, they can also reduce the file size of each image to quite a small one. I've used Webresizer, which is an online resizing program and easy to use. I also use Adobe Photoshop Elements (much less expensive than Phtoshop with the same re-sizing features). With Elements, once you have re-sized your image, you can go to Save For Web. This will allow you to greatly reduce the file size without much loss to the image quality. You can get file sizes down to even 10-20Kb. I like your idea of linking to the additional photos to reduce page load times.

There is another option. Since most people are going to re-size there digital images anyway, they can also reduce the file size of each image to quite a small one.

I’ve used Webresizer, which is an online resizing program and easy to use.
I also use Adobe Photoshop Elements (much less expensive than Phtoshop with the same re-sizing features). With Elements, once you have re-sized your image, you can go to Save For Web. This will allow you to greatly reduce the file size without much loss to the image quality.

You can get file sizes down to even 10-20Kb.

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