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Hi, I'm new to this forum too perhaps someone can help I wanted to put a picture of my whiptails to try and identify them and hopefully sex them but when I try to upload I get a message saying that they are too big can someone tell me how I can change this. It is a digital camera picture
Thanks
Susan

[Mod edit: Remove all-capitals, and fix minor punctuation to make it more readable - and as it is a new thread, I'm splitting this to a separate thread --Mats].

Mats has previously written
"Reducing the size can be done in any reasonable photo editing software. If you haven't got one, google for "IrfanView" - it's a really simple photo editor - it hasn't got a lot of features, but it does the basic stuff like resizing (you can even resize ALL images in a directory as a batch), simple colour changes (make it brighter/darker/more or less contrast, gamma adjustment and colour balancing)."

& Oldman quoted
"If you have the MS Office software, it includes a picture editor that works great when you select "resize". You can even open a picture with Paint and resize it by going to "Image" "Attributes" and using the size that it displays. Only use these tools with a copy of your picture or you will mess up your original and reduce its sharpness. Once you are working with a copy, you can do anything you want and if it messes up, go make another copy to play with and delete the ruined one."

Hope this helps - ps Take the caps lock off so text is NOT ALL UPPER CASE as this is considered a bit rude as it is shouting - it's a common mistake

Hello
thanks bit new to all this technical stuff doh hahahahah
susan

Welcome to Planet Catfish, Susan.

It appears that the advice given has solved your problem, as you have posted some pictures in the ID forum.

I hope you don't mind that I split your post from the other thread.

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Mats