How do I figure out the size of an image in my iPhoto. Soe applications require a certain size and I have no way of knowing what they are.
Please confirm that Kilobytes are smaller than megabytes and gigabytes are the largest.
iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
You're correct, Kilobytes are smaller than megabytes and gigabytes are the largest.
When you attach the images to an email, look on the bottom line for the total size of the email. You can also change the image from Actual size to medium or small.
I'm afraid that wikipedia page is much too complicated for me.
I am a painter and need to send out my images, sometimes it needs to be a large format for printing and sometimes they want a jpeg for the web. How do I know what the size of the images of my work in iPhoto are?
I did see that kilobytes are smaller than megabytes which has been an ongoing aurgument with a friend
You see the size of an image either by choosing it and "Get Info" (cmd-i) or you can set your entire folder or Finder to arrange by size. Finder menu > View > Arrange by. Also in the Preview pane.
You can also reduce the size of a jpeg by choosing "Duplicate" from the edit menu, then Save and there is a slider for "Quality" in the box.
But your best bet to shrink down files would be pdfs. Save your images as PDFs and see how you like them.
Can sizes be changed once I know what they are?
If you double click on the photo and then the INFO tab on bottom right of window, it will tell you how large.
To change size, you choose, export, under File Menu.
which is the easiest way to have the images with their sizes.
This works, but it does not tell me how many mega bytes etc.?
Finder > Cloumn View works nicely for my needs. I can scroll through with the arrow keys and see the image and size in the Preview pane.
The info tab in iPhoto???It definitely does tell you the size in kb, mb or gb.
How do I figure out the size of an image in my iPhoto. How do I know if it is Kilobytes or megabytes. I assume Megabytes are larger than kilobytes and gigabytes are largest.
