While most of us enjoy the benefits of high-resolution photography courtesy
of inexpensive digital cameras, the resulting pictures can create very large
files.
As most internet providers still limit the size of attachments that can be
sent via email, resizing digital pictures to make them smaller is a chore that
many of us are familiar with.
Pixresizer is a free program that can take a whole bunch of large pictures
and then reduce them in size (and even change their file format) so they take up
much less space which makes them more email-friendly.
Best of all, it’s able to process entire folders and subfolders of photos at
the same time, creating new, smaller versions while leaving the originals safely
intact.
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