This section is for series 40 & 60 wallpapers. From my experience the best filing to use is JPEG with low or medium resolution because it doesn't use as much memory on your phone. Keep in mind that the pixel sizes differ between models. Series 40 (5100, 6100,6200, 6220, 3510i, 6800, 7210, 7250) all go by 128 x 128 in pixels. Series 60 (3650, 7650) go by 176 x 208 pixels.
I've notice that most pictures saved from Photoshop is over 7kb with low or medium quality.
There is one solution that I've find useful in reducing the file size.
That is open the rendered JPEG from Photoshop into Microsoft Paint and save it again,
after that most of your pictures are 4kb and under.
I hopes that helps
i cant even get my images to become wallpapers am i suppose to save them in a certain place. How come im never given the option to make the image my wallpaper. oh i have 3650 by the way
about 95% of the images i save are below the 7k mark Adam. I don't know what your level of knowledge with Photoshop is so I don't mean to sound like Im talking to a newbie.. But you do know that there's a slider on the right of the save screen ( when you go to Save a Copy As ) that adjusts the optimization level to get it where you want.
Originally posted by Darla This section is for series 40 & 60 wallpapers. From my experience the best filing to use is JPEG with low or medium resolution because it doesn't use as much memory on your phone. Keep in mind that the pixel sizes differ between models. Series 40 (5100, 6100,6200, 6220, 3510i, 6800, 7210, 7250) all go by 128 x 128 in pixels. Series 60 (3650, 7650) go by 176 x 208 pixels.
If you don't have cable, IR og BT, try www.euploader.com for transferring your wallpapers (or whatever files you want to transfer).
It's free - requires wap...
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about 95% of the images i save are below the 7k mark Adam. I don't know what your level of knowledge with Photoshop is so I don't mean to sound like Im talking to a newbie.. But you do know that there's a slider on the right of the save screen ( when you go to Save a Copy As ) that adjusts the optimization level to get it where you want.
Also to add on, when saving from MS Paint, the JPEG quality is horrible. and when saving to a GIF format, it doesn't give you the choice to save primary colors, it just saves it with a standard universal 256 color format, in Photoshop you can save primary colors. What I do is I make my background in Xara X, then save it as a BMP, open it in Photoshop, and save it as a GIF that probably has he same quality, just smaller.
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