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Also I've actually got some more wallpapers, I'll get around to uploading them in the next day or so.

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Ok got a bit bored with the wallpaper on my 8900, so here are some more walls I scaled/resized for it.

Like last time, I will upload a zip file for easy downloading, this is a near 250 some batch of wallpapers so check down a few posts if you just want to download the whole thing as a zip file.

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As promised I uploaded all of the wallpapers I posted today in a zip archive.

It contains 239 wallpapers and is approx. 34.7MB

http://rapidshare.com/files/230470241/8900walls2.zip

Enjoy.

Note: Don't forget to check post #47 if you want to download all of my previous wallpapers prior to today in one convenient zip file.

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@ OP: I have a few pics I would like to resize. Which program do u use for that and what resolution do I have to make the pics? Thanks

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Originally Posted by makedonce

@ OP: I have a few pics I would like to resize. Which program do u use for that and what resolution do I have to make the pics? Thanks

Well for the 8900 the wallpapers should be 480x360.

To resize pictures that scale perfectly to 480x360, such as 1600x1200 pics, I just use a command line app that comes with ImageMagick, called 'mogrify'. It allows you to bulk resize images.

Though if you try using that on an image that is say widescreen, it will stretch and make the rezised image look like crap. So for images that do not scale perfectly to 480x360, I use Gimp. This way I can manually scale, cut, and crop the images to get a perfect, undistorted image. While this is time consuming, they come out looking great.

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Originally Posted by revolutiongto

Well for the 8900 the wallpapers should be 480x360.

To resize pictures that scale perfectly to 480x360, such as 1600x1200 pics, I just use a command line app that comes with ImageMagick, called 'mogrify'. It allows you to bulk resize images.

Though if you try using that on an image that is say widescreen, it will stretch and make the rezised image look like crap. So for images that do not scale perfectly to 480x360, I use Gimp. This way I can manually scale, cut, and crop the images to get a perfect, undistorted image. While this is time consuming, they come out looking great.

ImageMagick looks too complicated. I will try to find a way to do this with MS Paint..

[Mr Mixalot]

An awesome collection, I praise your effort

Now only if there was an app that would automatically cycle through the folder on my curve 8900 and change the wallpaper at any given interval

Now that would be cool!!!

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@ OP: I have a few pics I would like to resize. Which program do u use for that and what resolution do I have to make the pics? Thanks

I use IrfanView. It's remarkably easy to use and it's FREE. Give it a try!

Here's my newest wallpapers. Just a few right now, ones I wanted to have on my 8900 right away. Over the coming weeks, I'll be posting more, as time permits. Some of these will be recognizable to some of you as ones I posted before, sized for the 8700/8800/8300. Others are brand new.















And speaking of my wallpapers for the 8700, I've found that some of them still work fairly well if you have the 8900 stretch them to fit the screen. Some work better than others, and of course, the image won't be as sharp or detailed as it will when it's properly sized at 480 x 360, but it's a way you can use my old wallpapers until I get around to resizing them.