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Does anyone know why my pictures are getting blurry when I try to shrink them down to E-mail size. I'm using the finepix viewer program that came with my camera. I shrunk one down to use as my avatar but it was to small to see because it was a distance shot. When I tried to get it back to the original size it was blurry. I had to delete it and am going to try to reload it .The original picture was really clear. I took the dimensions of the original picture and typed it in but it didn't work. Mad Learning to do this stuff drives me nuts.
Everytime that you manipulate the size of a photo, it degrades it a little. Once something was made small and was saved at that resolution/size/dpi, making it big again at good clarity is almost impossible. When you shrink it, how are you doing it? Is there a transform option? Do you have to enter new dimensions? Are you changing the resolution? All those things can matter. I'm a graphic desiger but I work in Photoshop so I don't know how your particular camera software acts. There is a free 30 day trial of Photoshop that you can download and that will give you a lot more flexibility but, if you're new, might just be more confusing!
Just so that you don't forever lose the quality of the original photo.... when you are working with a pic, and you change it, save it under a different file name, so that you still have the original untouched, and the newer versioan saved with a different name. That gives you a chance to play around with the photos without worrying what you will do to them.

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