http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org Visualizer Photo Resize is a complete package for digital photographers and webmasters who wants to resize, improve and share photos fast and easy. With Visualizer Photo Resize you can achieve the results you want without any graphic or web experience, all you have to do is select an image folder and enter the resize ratio for your images and click Resize - it's that easy. Visualizer Photo Resize gives you one of the best and smoothest resizes found on the Internet. Visualizer Photo Resize also comes with a complete editor which allows you to view and edit your images in various ways. You can manually resize and enhance your images, by either changing or strecthing the image canvas to any user defined size. You can also crop your images, removing areas which are not important for your needs. You will find many useful options once you click the Preview button. Features: * JPG/JPEG Batch Resizing and Compression (automatic Anti-Aliasing for best quality). * EXIF Reader for Digital Camera knowledge and photo details. * Batch Resize frames from movies (convert AVI Single or Multiple frames to JPG). * Batch Grayscale and/or Autofix colors. * Resize single images from defined 4:3 (Square) or user defined values. * Watermark Protection (text or JPG, PNG, BMP images and many other features). * Web album & thumbnail templates (build your own photo albums - 4 skins included). * Photo Viewing and Editing - Blur, Invert, Crop, Rotate, Zoom, Grayscale. * Photo improvement - Autofix Colors, Brightness/Contrast, RGB Color Correction. * 16 Photo filters (incl. Fade last action). * Photo Viewing supports JPG, JPEG and PNG. * Photo Editing - Convert PNG to JPG or JPG to PNG. * Capture images from any Digital devices (Camera, Webcam or Scanner). * Movie viewing and management. * Thumbnail navigation (with menu option). * Zip manager. * And much more... QArchive.org RSS Generator http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#28 I tried Visualizer Photo Resize 5.31 after giving up on about four other photo resizer programs I tried. I have Adobe PhotoShopCS2 and tried and tried to use their resizer but I just couldn't record the macro and it was just too damn difficult to read the manual over and over. The other three I downloaded from the internet as trial or shareware versions. They were ghastly as I couldn't get them to work. I don't know whether it is me, my computer or the programs - but I gave up in frustration. VPR 5.31 seemed so simple to use and it worked first go without me having to read anything. I know one of the blogs said you had a limited choice of format sizes (4:3, 16:9 etc) but I was just reducing the size of photographed pages from books so that I could make smallish pdf files for emailing. I like the program a lot. Richard (Australia) 30 Mon 2008 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#27 Had problems with some files when I would get a floating point error - attempting to divide by 0. Besides which, I was very happy with the speed and the quality of the final jpeg. 07 Wed 2008 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#26 Good product but lacks ability to select final size of files, i.e. not user adjustable. That is a significant drawback. 05 Mon 2008 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#25 I've searched the Internet for a tool like this to use for my websites I design. I found some that are expensive and not nearly as professional as "Visualizer Photo Resize".
Thank you for a wonderfull product. 31 Mon 2008 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#24 Program is great! I like it! Just keep with good work! 05 Wed 2008 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#23 I was very pleased that the program performed so well. It worked as you described it would making my task so much easier in shrinking the size of the pictures within several large files of pictures. Thank you very much! 03 Thu 2008 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#22 The Visualizer Photo Resize is very easy to use for pc beginners. I would recommend it for sending photos by e-mail communications with friends. 03 Thu 2008 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#21 This software is very easy to use the interface is excellent along with the features. It does everything I needed it to do in a short time. I highly recommend this software to anybody. 02 Wed 2008 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#20 I am happy with the product, I had a time getting it to work only because I started out with a massive file and it seemed to freeze up, my mistake. There is only one problem I could find with it. I converted a large folder with a bunch of sub folders and because I did not name them, They just had numbers, it kept overwriting the files. It would have been nice if the program would have made sub folders for the pictures instead of just resized. 12 Wed 2007 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#19 Your software is very easy to use and has many advanced, useful tools. I am very impressed. Thank you!! 13 Mon 2007 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#18 ok for a small utility program but it would be great to add little feature like red eye correction during resizing! 03 Tue 2007 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#17 Good product, does excactly what I need, and very simple of use. 22 Thu 2007 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#16 Not much in the way of help for the program, but if you spend a few minutes with it you can get it to do what you're after - resize a picture. It does that well. Only gripe is that I wasn't able to find any solid documentation that revealed the features of the program. However, considering the price, it's hard to find much fault. Program works well and does what it says. For free. 12 Mon 2007 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#15 easy to use and fast in resizing jpg formats I just started using it and had no problems I have to try out all the possibilities but my first impression is positive 06 Tue 2007 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#14 ...the ultimate compliment for any PC based software. Nicely done. I needed software to resize JPEGS for a blog, and was able to do so effortlessly using this software. Huzzah! 18 Thu 2007 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#13 i was not happy with the variety of features that the software included. i wanted more scope to resize the image...even an automatice setting for passport photo resizing. It didnt helpme solve the problem i had. 12 Fri 2007 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#12 I am pleased with my copy of the Visualizer Photo Resize program. It is extremely easy to use, just designate which directory of images you want to work on, set the amount of resizing and press RESIZE. The program examines the photos in the designated directory and then resizes them. It creates a sub-directory called "resized" and sends each fixed image to that directory. There is very little loss of picture quality. What could be easier? Download your copy of Visualizer Photo Resize today! 05 Tue 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#11 I used the program to resize a large number of photos. Easy to specify what you want done and efficient performance. The only nit-pick is that the wording on the jpeg compression box is confusing "JPEG compression: 100" really means JPEG compression quality (more is better quality rather than more compression). 03 Sun 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#10 Very good product that does a fantasic job. Resized a 600kb jpeg to 37 kb in no time at all.Just what I needed to send large jpegs via email.Well done. 20 Mon 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#9 Found this program very handy - done all my resize with PS CS2 (and Save for Web) so far. I now can specify max width or height, which I can not do in batchruns in PS. However, it needs another update in my opinion: - does not ask me if picture already exists in output subfolder (do you want to overwrite, yes/no, yes to all, cancel) - does imply that output is subfolder of input - has no option in aspect ratio saying: leave as is (but was surprised that it does this if I specify 4:3) - needs a proper Exit button But apart from all this - very handy. Peter from Switzerland 28 Thu 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#8 Please, submit only valid reviews - thanks. This review is unusable. Price: 4 of 5? It's freeware! Features: 1 of 5? It's freeware and you might want to study the software you download before submitting your reviews. 28 Fri 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#7 Simple to use, but it needs a lot of adjustment before to launch the batch conversion. It's not so flexible in options. 28 Fri 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#6 Are judging this based on a screenshot? 20 Thu 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#5 Sorry but I made a mistake cos I thought that it was available for MacOS - but judging from the pic, the interface looks cool. 20 Thu 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#4 I liked this program, but it did not permit me the flexibility I needed, which is to print the pictures in passport size (3.5 x 4.5 cm). It resized the files fine, and I would recommend it if you are simply looking to resize folders with many jpeg files quickly. 28 Wed 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#3 I do a LOT of motorcycle photography. Often hundreds of pictures a day. On my last vacation my wife and I ended up with over 600 pictures to week through and then select the best to resize. Long story short, I had 100 or so pictures I had to resize for my website. In the past I had manually (ok, stupid of me, but hey, I didn't know any better) adjust the picture in PaintShop Pro and resize from there. HUGELY time consuming and as a result I hated doing it. I did a search for any product that could do this for me. I couldn't care less if it ran overnight on my computer (P4, 3ghz, 1gig ram, 512mg g-card) - I just didn't want to manually do it ever again. I found this program via a Google Search and saw that it was a Freeware program. The download and install was a snap. When I opened it I was absolutely amazed! #1. It was SIMPLE! This is such an increadibly user friendly program! I kid you not, I was bulk resizing pictures into web-applicable sizes in under 60 seconds! 2.4meg pictures resized to 64k webshots almost instantly. #2. It's FAST. 100 pictures resized (remember, 2.4meg pics on average!) and autosaved into it's own folder in under three minutes! #3. It will apparantly resize video capture as well. Haven't used it, but dang I need this too! I am HIGHLY recommending this product. In all honesty I have nothing to compare it to. But it's simple, fast, and so easy to use I just have to recommend it. 16 Fri 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#2 I am always thrilled when software developers will take the time to design the interface, making it nice for the eyes to work with. The fact that it can batch resize a sequence of images and resize single images is great, and I do enjoy the options for image enhancments in the preview area. It does offer quite a few features, so I definitely recommend giving it a go. Worth menitioning is that it comes with an introduction on how to get started, which I am sure will give you the big "picture" what this software can do. Some may overlook this option, and I am not menitioning who ;-) This is a software where the developers have really taken the time to help the end user. Good work. 13 Tue 2006 http://visualizer-photo-resize.visualizer-image-group.qarchive.org/#1 Simple to use program. Would use it to construct a standard sized set of images for web site catalogs and web sites in general 13 Tue 2006