How do I?

Lower the KB of Screenshots that I take with FRAPS,so I can upload it to Giantbomb quicker?

What's FRAPS?

"What's FRAPS?"

Do you have them saving as JPGs?
Those shouldn't be too big even at higher resolutions.

"Do you have them saving as JPGs?
Those shouldn't be too big even at higher resolutions."

Open them with IrfanView (free software) and save as a JPG - you can set the quality too to reduce filesize. It's very compact and no annoying advertisements in it.

Don't lower the quality cause it.....lowers the quality......yeah. Its better to take longer time with higher quality then less time with low quality!

Also just save the file and open it in gimp or irfranview like L said and lower the resolution, but def not the quality by alot!

"Open them with IrfanView (free software) and save as a JPG - you can set the quality too to reduce filesize. It's very compact and no annoying advertisements in it."

"Don't lower the quality cause it.....lowers the quality......yeah. Its better to take longer time with higher quality then less time with low quality!

Also just save the file and open it in gimp or irfranview like L said and lower the resolution, but def not the quality by alot!"

"L said:

"Open them with IrfanView (free software) and save as a JPG - you can set the quality too to reduce filesize. It's very compact and no annoying advertisements in it."

and333 said:

"Don't lower the quality cause it.....lowers the quality......yeah. Its better to take longer time with higher quality then less time with low quality!

Also just save the file and open it in gimp or irfranview like L said and lower the resolution, but def not the quality by alot!"

K thanks to both of you guy's."

"TheGamerGeek said:

"L said:

"Open them with IrfanView (free software) and save as a JPG - you can set the quality too to reduce filesize. It's very compact and no annoying advertisements in it."

and333 said:

"Don't lower the quality cause it.....lowers the quality......yeah. Its better to take longer time with higher quality then less time with low quality!

Also just save the file and open it in gimp or irfranview like L said and lower the resolution, but def not the quality by alot!"

K thanks to both of you guy's."

Also save images as png because the compression is great but it still retains all the quality.
edit never mind that actually I did some test with saving in different qualitys and if your switching from a jpg to a png it'll just increase the file size but of course not improve the image quality."