OK. I give up. How do you attach a picture to a post? Any help to us technically challenged people would be appreciated.
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It has to be "hosted" somewhere on the internet for us to see.
1. Option one, you can use the forum feature, click "new" and in the dropdown menu, select "photo album" instead of "discussion"
PLEASE resize them. Many cameras today take pictures that are just enormous and too large.
2. Option two, put it on a photo site and many of those resize. The only problem with that option is you may eventually lose that photo and we lose the link
3. Option three, email it to me and I'll put it on the CS server for permanent storage. This is the best option, but takes a little time, but I can usually do it within a day or two.
1. Option one, you can use the forum feature, click "new" and in the dropdown menu, select "photo album" instead of "discussion"
PLEASE resize them. Many cameras today take pictures that are just enormous and too large.
2. Option two, put it on a photo site and many of those resize. The only problem with that option is you may eventually lose that photo and we lose the link
3. Option three, email it to me and I'll put it on the CS server for permanent storage. This is the best option, but takes a little time, but I can usually do it within a day or two.
Thank you. I'll try resizing and see how that turns out.
Thank you for saying resize, it drives me nuts when I have to scroll side to side cause someone's posted a photo that's really huge. In fact now I just don't bother looking at the thread.
quote:Originally posted by doogster:
Thank you for saying resize, it drives me nuts when I have to scroll side to side cause someone's posted a photo that's really huge. In fact now I just don't bother looking at the thread.
SmokinOkie... What size should it be resized to?
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While my monitor can handle over 2,000 pixels wide...
a good size is about 800 wide, with a good resolution photo, that's plenty for landscape.
that's an average, 1200 might work too if it's REALLY pretty?
Smaller if it's a vertical picture
a good size is about 800 wide, with a good resolution photo, that's plenty for landscape.
that's an average, 1200 might work too if it's REALLY pretty?
Smaller if it's a vertical picture