January 12, 2006
Currently, I usually use Photo Crunch. It's a small, intuitive piece of software that does only one thing - compress images - and does it well. I love the live preview feature so you can tell what your image will look like and what size it will be BEFORE you do something irreversible. The only downside is that it's $8.
It's WORTH it, especially if you tend to post pictures every day like I do, but still...
Anyway, I know that Irfanview is free, and you CAN use it to compress images, but it doesn't have a live preview feature. You just have to guess how far to compress the image, then check it afterwards. Useable, but not user friendly (on THAT feature, anyway. It's great for everything else).
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