Posted on 09/24/2004 7:58:55 PM PDT by myself6
The Rally in racine was great! I have a few pictures I would like to post for everyone but I dont have a server with ample bandwidth. If anyone can help out please let me know. I will be happy to send you the pics to post on this thread.
You have fr mail
Sign up with photobucket.com. The rest is self explanatory.
I use www.shutterfly.com
Photobucket is handy because it makes image tags for you, making posting easier.
shutterfly seems fast...
A photo guy I am NOT! I can take them but thats about it. These images are in raw format 5.0 megapixals and I have NO idea how to get them down to size for posting to the web.
NIce screen capture.......Now if I only had cable out here in the boonies you could teach me how to do that.
I can do it if you send them
You need to save them in .jpg form. Right click the image, open up with a photo editing program, i.e. Photoshop, and save them in .jpg form. This will take the image from mega to k bytes. Make sure you use the 'save as' command and not 'save'. You never want to alter the original image.
BTW. Never send a mega sized images in e-mail especially if you have dial up. It will take forever to send the message.
How do you do that?
I also have a few pix of the Racine rally but don't know how to post em. please help.
Most cameras come with some basic software to convert raw images to tifs or jpegs. Nikon comes with Nikon View or Picture Project. If you don't have a disk, you can download a trial of Bibble which will convert raw files to jpegs or tifs.
Once you have COPIES in jpeg or tif format, you can use an image editing program like photoshop elements or you can download a trial version of Paintshop Pro
If you are feeling adventurous and have a fast broadband connection, you can download a 30 day trial of Adobe Photoshop. There is also a link to download a trial of Photoshop elements.
Whatever you do, make sure you save the original raw files and work on copies only so you don't turn an irreplaceable photo into a 320 x 240 jpeg. (speaking from experience)
If you need help let me know... BOAZO
Or you can take a walk down to your local bookstore and pick up a copy of a book explaining how to read HTML code. It's not that hard once you get the hang of it. My book is a little overkill at 1130 pages, but it explains just about everything in HTML.
how did i do what?
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