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Hi Rose,
First of all I'd like to recommend that you not use Kodak's proprietary software and instead use a more powerful free program--there are several available on the internet, but I personally recommend Google's Picasa. With Picasa you can import pictures from your camera, resize them, crop, and do all kinds of other edits. Picasa will also allow you to sort your photos into albums and whatnot.
If your EasyShare software allows you to resize, you can accomplish what you want to do there, but the program itself is bloated and not nearly as powerful as many of the free alternatives.
What you want to do is find the resizing option on whatever program you're using and resize your image to around 640 x 480 pixels. If you're using a Kodak One, its natural resolution is 4 megapixels, or 2304 x 1728 pixels. The average computer user's monitor is running at either 1024 x 786 or 1280 x 1024, so 640 x 480 puts your images comfortably within the monitor's dimensions. Your average 640 x 480 image is only around 100kilobytes.
Hope this helps!
First of all I'd like to recommend that you not use Kodak's proprietary software and instead use a more powerful free program--there are several available on the internet, but I personally recommend Google's Picasa. With Picasa you can import pictures from your camera, resize them, crop, and do all kinds of other edits. Picasa will also allow you to sort your photos into albums and whatnot.
If your EasyShare software allows you to resize, you can accomplish what you want to do there, but the program itself is bloated and not nearly as powerful as many of the free alternatives.
What you want to do is find the resizing option on whatever program you're using and resize your image to around 640 x 480 pixels. If you're using a Kodak One, its natural resolution is 4 megapixels, or 2304 x 1728 pixels. The average computer user's monitor is running at either 1024 x 786 or 1280 x 1024, so 640 x 480 puts your images comfortably within the monitor's dimensions. Your average 640 x 480 image is only around 100kilobytes.
Hope this helps!
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