want to save photos, best program please.

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diane70

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HI
I am forever taking pictures and would like to save them all to cd-r, I have nero but I am not sure if they will save them at the quality I have have taken them.

What's my best bet?

Any help will be appreciated
Cheers
Diane
 
diane70 said:
HI
I am forever taking pictures and would like to save them all to cd-r, I have nero but I am not sure if they will save them at the quality I have have taken them.

What's my best bet?

Any help will be appreciated
Cheers
Diane
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A CD is a digital medium. The quality of the picture will not change once placed on disc, emailed, or transfered in any other way which leaves the file format intact and unchanged.
 
Anti-Trend said:
A CD is a digital medium. The quality of the picture will not change once placed on disc, emailed, or transfered in any other way which leaves the file format intact and unchanged.
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So by using nero express, when I go to put the pictures back on to pc or print them they will be of the same quality/pixels etc?

Thanks
Diane
 
diane70 said:
So by using nero express, when I go to put the pictures back on to pc or print them they will be of the same quality/pixels etc?

Thanks
Diane
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The CD burning process will not alter the pictures in any way, assuming you are just making a data CD and placing the pictures on it. They will be the same quality on the disc as they will be on your hard drive, no more and no less. In fact, they will be identical.
 
Anti-Trend said:
The CD burning process will not alter the pictures in any way, assuming you are just making a data CD and placing the pictures on it. They will be the same quality on the disc as they will be on your hard drive, no more and no less. In fact, they will be identical.
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So I need to do it as a data disc?
Tried that but my pictues won't open when asked to?
 
Go Nero Express>>Data>>Data Disc, assuming you have the same version I do.

Click it, then you will be presented with

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So click Add, then you will get the following screen:



Simply select the folders of images you would like on the CD, and click Add. The folders and files will appear on the CD, and it will tell you how much of the disk is used up by the photos, represented by the blue bar.

Click Finish, and you will then be taken through the rest of the wizard to burn the cd.
 
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