VSO Image Resizer & camera
I've been using Microsoft Office for so long that it never occurred to me that Picture Manager was part of the suite. I thought it was like MS Paint or something, automatic with Windows.
Wrong.
If you're using OpenOffice, as I am, and you want a light program to resize your images (because Vista does not come with anything that lets you do this... stupid) you should get VSO Image Resizer right effing now. I just resize 214 pictures in less than five minutes and only had to click three or four times. A-fucking-mazing.
Additionally, I love my new camera, a Canon PowerShot SX100 IS. No warping or weird color distortion (which is why I abandoned my Olympus... which was going for less than a dollar on eBay for a reason), no blurring in low light. It's a sizable little trinket but after my last digital camera purchase I decided that a little weight is a worthwhile sacrifice for good pictures.
And with VSO Image Resizer I can share this unnecessarily excessive (mmm, redundancy) volume of photos with everyone really soon.
Yay, soon!
Wrong.
If you're using OpenOffice, as I am, and you want a light program to resize your images (because Vista does not come with anything that lets you do this... stupid) you should get VSO Image Resizer right effing now. I just resize 214 pictures in less than five minutes and only had to click three or four times. A-fucking-mazing.
Additionally, I love my new camera, a Canon PowerShot SX100 IS. No warping or weird color distortion (which is why I abandoned my Olympus... which was going for less than a dollar on eBay for a reason), no blurring in low light. It's a sizable little trinket but after my last digital camera purchase I decided that a little weight is a worthwhile sacrifice for good pictures.
And with VSO Image Resizer I can share this unnecessarily excessive (mmm, redundancy) volume of photos with everyone really soon.
Yay, soon!