jr223

Hello, If you just want to compress them for emailing my sugesstions if install the following app, called shrink pic. It will run in the background and when you attache a pic to an email it will atomatically shrink it for you. It is an excellent little tool to have. Can be found at http://www.onthegosoft.com/shrink_pic.h ... =shrinkpic Cheers Jr223

Hi all, Just a quick question. I have been making some adjustments editing to some pictures that I took. I noticed that when I go to save a dialogue box comes up, there is a slider for the quality. If I save at 100% the file ends up being bigger then the original. Why is this? does this mean the saved edited file is of a higher quality the the original? As an example I opened a file pic001 that was 1.8 MB in size. After doing the edits and saving at 100% the file is now 2.2 MB. Should I be using the 100% to save the edited files or less to keep them a smaller size or close to the original. Thanks JR223

Thanks so much for the great help! My pics look very very good now. Just out of cureosity what did I do wrong with the message? I read the posting requirments, maybe I missed something. Please let me now what it is and I will make sure in the future I follow the proper quidelines. Thanks Cheers Jr223

Hi! Love Paint.net it is great Now on to my little problem that I need help with. I recently took some underwater digital pictures, which turned out very very blue! I did some research and purchased a couple of books which have told me that there is a lack of color as you get deeper and deeper underwater, hence the lack of red, orange etc in my pics. I now that there is a photoshop plugin or action called Underwater Colour Correct Red. This seems to fix the blue issue with the pics that are illustrated in the book I have. How do I go about fixing this in Paint.net? Please let me now. I have attached a few files to illustrate the lack of colour in them. Thanks for all the great help Cheers Jr223