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resize them to something smaller before you upload
phones these days take MASSIVE photos, and thats an easy way to waste space
the sweet spot is 900px-1200px in my opinion
pm me if you need more help 
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I'd say an insidious way to waste space as the net only reads in 72kb. So I heard long ago, maybe that's changed ?
I try get them down to 250kb or less. Some on my phone are like 4-6 mb's.
But thanks to the one who showed me how to resize them.
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Google free image resize. Also, check the file size by right-clicking and selecting Get Info to see the actual size of the file.
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Also, you should download your current large photos and delete them, then resize them and add them back to your photo album.
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Along with re-sizing, avoid duplicates. You have the same pic in both folders.
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I did some experiments on your photos. If you reduce their size by 50%, and save them as JPEG high quality (a quality setting of 8 in photoshop) they are about one-tenth the original file size. Ten times as many photos at the same price...
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If you have an android resizing is easy, if you have an iphone taking a screenshot of the image and editing it down is probably the fasted/easiest way to resize the image.
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Photo Resizing is the key 🗝️
Figure 99% of HX Folks use mobile, so....
- resize to just 1080 pixels or even less
- JPEG saves a ton of file size/space
- average 95% less space than your original photo files
Squoosh and TinyJPG are nice to use.
More Photos More Fun! 👍📸
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