TIF file question
 

I have a CD full of pictures from a trip we did a couple of years ago. We're going back to that camp this summer, and I'd like to put together a brochure with pictures from that camp. The problem is that the person that scanned these photos chose to save them all as rather large TIF files. Most are 6-7 Megs, but one is as large as 25 Meg. There are 95 photos on the disk. Does anyone know of an easy way (or software) to mass-convert all of them to JPEG? Thanks in advance.

--Ben

Paint Shop Pro can be downloaded from tucows.com and tried for free for 60 days. It has batch conversion capabilities...

SD, I use a freeware called IrfanView to view all my graphic files and it has a batch convert/rename function in there... I just tested it to convert 5 gif to jpg and it worked quite well... Should work the same for TIF to whatever you want, since it can read TIF as well...

www.irfanview.com

FM

Photokiller

The file should be back on the site, and I believe it's compatable with .tif and saves .jpg at good quality.

Thanks guys! That'll speed up this task tremendously.

--Ben

No problem. Usually don't pass up a chance to pimp the Photokiller software.

Plus the music there ain't bad either. I recommed My Friends vs. You.