Free Picture Resize Starter User Reviews
Excellent
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"excellente"
Version: Free Picture Resize Starter 4.5.12
Pros
so easy to handle
Cons
nothing i found
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"Did my picyures one by one before"
Version: Free Picture Resize Starter 4.5.12
Pros
Had some trouble with the free one week program .I bought the hole thing plus the disk works great!!
Cons
I have no problem with this program
Summary
I like it
No problems
Updated on Dec 10, 2008 -
"Good but too many extras"
Version: Free Picture Resize Starter 4.5.12
Pros
it works very well
Cons
to much selection and entering of numbers just a simple drag and drop resizer
would be very welcomeSummary
There are many photo programs available and I think that a simple drag & drop
resize programme would be very usefull,but this one does work even though it is
time consuming -
"Excellent"
Version: Free Picture Resize Starter 4.5.12
Pros
Whoever said utter garbage is totally wrong. This software is so easy to use, perfect for resizing/cropping. Exactly 100% what I needed. Thank you for making this free!
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"Fantastic for ipod images"
Version: Free Picture Resize Starter 4.5.12
Pros
You can resize (and rotate) thousands of images of all sizes to the exact requirements of your image viewer (e.g. ipod) to save memory. It's very fast and easy with this program.
Cons
Very little not to like. The first bulk operation window does not make clear how to resize, but just click continue. As always, test on a copied sample to make sure you don't overwrite important files (which you should have backed up anyway).
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"Excellent novice software"
Version: Free Picture Resize Starter 4.5.12
Pros
Straightforward and almost all the core features you need for batch resizing your cameras photos. Options for quality, name, folder, file type, file size and even filters!
Cons
The one key thing that is missing is the ability to resize by a percentage! For images that are taken in portrait mode (longer vertically), if you are using a pre-defined resolution, the program uses the lower resolution as the basis for the height and keeps the aspect ratio by selecting an even lower resolution. So while the height is the same, the quality is a lot less for portrait mode shots. (i.e. 1280 x 960 -> 720 x 960 instead of 960 x 1280
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