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Compress Images Without Losing Quality with Caesium

by MJK on July 27, 2010

Caesium is a great software for people who either run websites and want to have as much color and visual images on them without taking longer to upload or for any one wanting to send pictures through e-mails to be crunched and sent quickly. [click to continue…]

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PhotoVisi – Create Collages from Your Photos in Few Clicks

by MJK on June 21, 2010

Not sure what to do with the hundreds of photos you made last holidays? At PhotoVisi you can create your own collages in an instant.
Best of all, it’s really simple to create your own:

1) Select a collage design you like

2) Add your photos and customize the collage by dragging and resizing your photos

3) Save your collage for download.

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Zoom Pictures in Facebook without Opening Photo Album

June 5, 2010

A lot of times when you are browsing different Facebook profiles, you want to zoom a picture but the problem is that it takes sometime as clicking on the picture actually opens up the Facebook Photo Album. Now this problem has been solved by a few small extensions currently available for Mozilla Firefox and Google [...]

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How to Hide Files in Pictures with JPG FileBinder?

June 1, 2010

I remember back few years someone sent me a JPG pictures through my instant messenger and upon receipt, i discovered that the file was not actually JPG, rather it was a front end for some other file that was attached to it. The person was a friend and he hacked by instant messenger just to [...]

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Enlarge Pictures Without Sacrificing Quality with SmillaEnlarger

December 21, 2009

Everyone must face the problem of enlarging small picture files and hence face quality issues.  Most image editors make an attempt to smooth and sharpen, and some add a bit of “noise” to enlarged images. However, SmillaEnlarger works differently then traditional software’s  as it take tiny bitmap files and turn them into usable, full-size images. [...]

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