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<p>Apr 21, 2016 05:56 PM &nbsp;32 bit versus 64 bit &nbsp;Irafan... USE the 32 bit version... I do NOT need the 64 bit.

Where is it installed? &nbsp;EASY!!! &nbsp;it's installed in &nbsp;C:\Program Files(x86)\IrfanView\i_view32</p>

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Apr 08, 2016 04:32 PM &nbsp;(one minute &nbsp;ad at beginning, so look at these notes...

<b>do not SUFFER thru that damn ad</b>!!!</p>

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this is an ESSENTIAL download for everyone.

(especially for the tds at MSFT... here's how to do it! and this is the work of one guy)</p>

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This is on <b>RESIZE and CROP</b>....</p>

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he goes to <b>I &nbsp;for &nbsp;&nbsp;IrfanView &nbsp;Image properties</b>...totally cool!!!

that gives you ALL the specs on your FILE... &nbsp;file name... full path

resolution &nbsp;, size... look at it!!!!</p>

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<b>EDIT</b> > create custom <b>crop</b> &nbsp;<b>(shift &nbsp;C</b>)>

he leaves the actual ratio alone &nbsp;</p>

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he changes &nbsp;image &nbsp;DPI &nbsp;from 72 to <b>240</b>...</p>

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and he selects a standard dimension (pick any)

Note: &nbsp;my current version of Irfan &nbsp;had drop down in the R column called <b> New size</b>...

(rather than the "some standard dimensions" &nbsp;list in this video.</p>

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he seems to pick the last &nbsp;(most &nbsp;deetailed size with a width of 1600 pixels... &nbsp;and</p>

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then click <b>APPLY</b>....</p>

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now &nbsp;you want to <b>RESIZE the CROP BOX.</b>....</p>

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so... <b>press control and pull out a corner with with the L mouse </b>&nbsp;and pull it down. or pull the R edge to the R&nbsp;

(alternately to pull our the R side of the box....&nbsp;</p>

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can click with <b>R mouse &nbsp;to &nbsp;drag the the selection box.</b>....</p>

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then &nbsp;to SELECT IT; &nbsp;go to<b> EDIT > Crop selection</b>... or hit <<<&nbsp;<b>control Y</b>.....</p>

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he then goes back to I (info) &nbsp;to see how big it is...&nbsp;</p>

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look at Print size (from DPI)... it will say something like 14 by 14 inches... way too big.</p>

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So, to RESIZE IT.....</p>

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Go &nbsp;to &nbsp;<b>IMAGE > &nbsp;Resize>.</b>...</p>

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then SET NEW SIZE...in inches...</p>

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and select &nbsp;INCHES &nbsp;eg &nbsp;4 inches wide &nbsp;(height auto adjusts)</p>

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and just S &nbsp;= SAVE AS</p>

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RETOUCH &nbsp;BLEMISH.....</p>

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zoom in to face by pressing SHIFT and + &nbsp;keys....</p>

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and then <b>EDIT > show paint dialog</b>.......</p>

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then click on the <b>CLONE STAMP</b>... &nbsp;(looks like a rubber stamp in the R column of the menu)</p>

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cursor &nbsp;turns into a &nbsp;circle with a diagonal slash.... &nbsp;</p>

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then press control click on good patch of skin and then paint over the blemish with that.</p>

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CHANGING BRIGHTNESS of the photo...</p>

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I see that &nbsp;his 'ENHANCE COLORS is now &nbsp;called &nbsp;IMAGE> COLOR CORRECTIONS &nbsp;in my version.</p>

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(I cannot improve bob-linda-pirate-king.... but &nbsp;Image> &nbsp;auto adjust colors does seem to work.</p>

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Also see</p>

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IMAGE> EFFECTS> &nbsp;effects browser... lots of fun effects &nbsp;(altho not tat useful)</p>

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