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Image splicer???? not sure what you call it but...

With photoshop PSD files, is their a way or a cheap image software package that will allow you to splice up large images so they load faster???

Feedback from the web guru's appreciated...
 
rob said:
slicing not splicing is what it would be under if you are googling about, slice is chop, splice is join etc.

Thanks Rob... Knew it was something sliced n diced...
 
wwwdomain.name said:
Image splicer???? not sure what you call it but...

With photoshop PSD files, is their a way or a cheap image software package that will allow you to splice up large images so they load faster???

Feedback from the web guru's appreciated...
...I'm no guru and I don't use Photoshop (Macromedia Fireworks man myself), but if it's an image for the web it's best to convert to a jpg or giff depending on the image type. You can also set the image quality on these file types to optimise for the web. :)

I'd say avoid 'slicing and dicing' if you can. ;)
 
Use photoshop. If it's a photo save as a jpg. saved it as indexed and click on file>save for web. This will optimise it.
If it's not a photo then gif is usually best. Do the save for web again and photoshop will optimise. :D
 
photoshop has a slicing tool, where an optimised image cat be cut into segments. The result can be 'saved as html' which will effectively save it as an index page with a folder with the sliced/segmented image.

There's other third party tols which will do the same with horizontal segments.

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tifosi said:
photoshop has a slicing tool, where an optimised image cat be cut into segments.

There's other third party tols which will do the same with horizontal segments.

S

Tof

That's exactly what I wanted... Any how toor 3rd pty tool info...

Much appreciated.
 
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