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Recieved an early Christmas and late birthday present today.
A Kodak Easy Share CX7525 camera with printer dock and Adobe photoshop elements 3.0
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Trallyus since you are the camera expert here expect lots of neophyte questions.

Sure is a long way from my first brownie.

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I have a digital brownie in my pants.

/needed to be said.

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AAAAAAAAAAA thats not a digital brownie , thats a brown pickle dingle berry
a trip to the potty is required

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Big Foot is on it!

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What scale is he at sizewise?

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Recieved an early Christmas and late birthday present today.
A Kodak Easy Share CX7525 camera with printer dock and Adobe photoshop elements 3.0
camera

Trallyus since you are the camera expert here expect lots of neophyte questions.

Sure is a long way from my first brownie.

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While checking out epinions, I came across this great digital camera review site - http://www.steves-digicams.com/

Your camera may be too new to have been added to it yet as even epinions has no reviews on it, but alot of people may want to check it out that have an older digital camera as if the guy reviewed it, you will learn alot about your camera you may not have known before as he loads his reviews with plenty of shots that show you what he is talking about at every angle

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Great site. Did you notice the picture of the day? wow!

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Yep, I loved that shot And his review for my camera taught me alot about the features I never knew about

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I cannot upload anything because they are all over 50000 bytes. So how do I shrink them down without making them microscopic?

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try opening them with Microsoft paint and then resave them with a new name if they are not too huge else other wise you will need to resize them with irfanview or xnview then open them with paint and resave them to cut the size down further.

Wesley was able to shrink his shots to 640 x 480 at 27k each , while I resized my flower pics to 320 x 256 and were 30 k each or so.

My best advice is to try and resize a pic to 640 x 480 if you want to try and post a big shot, then after it is resized and saved open it with paint and resave it as paint seems to really eliminate bloat after your jpg is opened and resaved with it

Doing the above I was able to turn my 320 x 256 pics to 400 x 300 and still keep it 30 k

Best to use the test forum to see what size you can post that is under 50 k