posting pictures
Posted by: Fisbey on 30 January 2004
How do you post pictures on here (from CD)?
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by prowla
There's a row of buttons along the top of the panel where you type in your text. Click on the one with the paperclip on it and browse to the file you want to include. I've only uploaded jpg files and there's a file size limit.
Paul Rowlands
Paul Rowlands
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Fisbey
OK Thanks I'll try one...
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Fisbey
OK Thanks - I'll try one...
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Fisbey
OK Thanks - I'll try one...
Damn the file size is 10K too big
AAAAGGGHHHH
Help!
Damn the file size is 10K too big
AAAAGGGHHHH
Help!
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Rasher
In the photography thread, there are some great quality pictures that seem to be better than the 50k file size would first suggest.
It would be helpful to know what people do, ie, pixell count, image size etc.
It would be helpful to know what people do, ie, pixell count, image size etc.
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Fisbey
Right. Try again.
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Fisbey
Success - Rasher, reduced the size a bit (well someone else did)....
Oh and the cat's not called jpg either....
Oh and the cat's not called jpg either....
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Fisbey
I'm telling you that bass resonance is too much...
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by count.d
Rasher,
If you go into "image size", you can alter the size of the image, funny enough.
There is no point in having an image with the longest length larger than 500 pixels. This will bring the file size down considerably.
When you ask it to be saved as a jpeg, you will be given different quality settings for you to choose from. It will be a simple matter of choosing the highest setting that will bring the file size below 50kb
If you go into "image size", you can alter the size of the image, funny enough.
There is no point in having an image with the longest length larger than 500 pixels. This will bring the file size down considerably.
When you ask it to be saved as a jpeg, you will be given different quality settings for you to choose from. It will be a simple matter of choosing the highest setting that will bring the file size below 50kb
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by MichaelC
quote:
Originally posted by count.d:
When you ask it to be saved as a jpeg, you will be given different quality settings for you to choose from. It will be a simple matter of choosing the highest setting that will bring the file size below 50kb
Count.d
Anyone
What photo manipulating programs do you recommend using - I have been trying to post a picture but to no avail. I seem to be struggling to get the image size below 60KB.
Cheers
Mike
Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Rasher
Count.d - Wonderful tip, thanks.
Posted on: 31 January 2004 by Derek Wright
Mike
A useful small easy to use photo viewer and basic editor is PMVIEW from
www.pmview.com
it has the ability to convert to different file types, resize, adjust brightness contrast colour bias, jpeg lossless rotate and it has an excellent light table viewer that enables you to see all the pictures and then select the one you need to do things to.
It does not attempt to compete with photoshop - it is a very fast triage type product.
I have used it for many years and subscribed to each new version as it becomes available. - Just give a try. It is not a big file to download.
Derek
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A useful small easy to use photo viewer and basic editor is PMVIEW from
www.pmview.com
it has the ability to convert to different file types, resize, adjust brightness contrast colour bias, jpeg lossless rotate and it has an excellent light table viewer that enables you to see all the pictures and then select the one you need to do things to.
It does not attempt to compete with photoshop - it is a very fast triage type product.
I have used it for many years and subscribed to each new version as it becomes available. - Just give a try. It is not a big file to download.
Derek
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Posted on: 31 January 2004 by MichaelC
Derek
Thanks
Mike
Thanks
Mike