Alright I need some help getting my desktop which I did a print screen on to capture CPUz and pasted it into PAINT I cut cpuz out of the picture and pasted it into a new PAINT. Now all that is in PAIN is the CPUz picture and I saved it as oc.jpg. The file is 900kb I want to know how I can get the picture to be 400kb or below.
Picture Size Matter
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jancz3rt
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Phippsp said:
A good hint
). Use ALT+PRT SCR to only copy the currently open window (program). Then paste into paint. I would try saving it as gif. However a better solution would be getting hold of a semi-professional image editor software that would be able to change the quality of the JPG.JAN
spacedude89
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im not sure, but the gimp 2.0 probley has the ability to change jpg quality, and its free, google it
narafa
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You said you already cut the picture to get the open window only, I agree that you use the ALT+PRTSCR to get the open window only to the clipboard, why? because actually you are taking less pixels by this, which will help you get a smaller photo size, and yes save the photo as Gif.
Your case is very strange, I never saved a jpg photo from a full screen from the paint and got it more than 100K ??? How did this happen to you? What screen resolution are using? If you are using a very high screen resolution, try getting it down and get your screen shot, and then paste it into the paint, this will help you greatly to reduce the photo size.
Your case is very strange, I never saved a jpg photo from a full screen from the paint and got it more than 100K ??? How did this happen to you? What screen resolution are using? If you are using a very high screen resolution, try getting it down and get your screen shot, and then paste it into the paint, this will help you greatly to reduce the photo size.