Control the burn size of the photos

can I make only one set of photos and control the image quality ( 2128x1200 ) or ( 4272x2848 ) any way I like when burnning ?

select the photos and export them (file menu ==> export) to a desktop folder - one of the export options is to set a custom size - the burn the desktop folder to a CD/DVD
The iPhoto "burn" command makes a mini iPhoto library which is suitable only for using with iPhoto on another Mac
LN

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Il giorno 11/nov/2014, alle ore 17:00, Vikas.Sharma <[email protected]> ha scritto:
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edgodoy wrote:
However, is there a way I can increase the number of pictures I can transfer to the New Ipad using Itunes?
I have a Canon 7D and the picture are large.
Step my step instructions, would be great if it is at all possible.
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