Test for posting pics
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From: Melbourne FL.
Test for posting pics
Ive never been able to post pics up just the links. So I wanted to get it figured out and Im gunna give it a shot. Let me know if it works.
Thanks.
i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn317/fordrebel306/Intercooler/ebaystuff013.jpg
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Thanks.
i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn317/fordrebel306/Intercooler/ebaystuff013.jpg
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From: Gladwin,Mi
before you load it into photobucket you can change the size of the image...its at the bottom of the upload photos box IIRC....you can also edit the picture after it is downloaded...I believe you can go down in size but not up
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It really depends on how big of a file you upload.
If you upload a 1024x768 file, and they have no restrictions on size. the full size will always be 1024x768.
This is about my only online complaint. Its not easy to re size pictures for the average person, so you get pictures that are WAY to big for web stuff, especially dial up users.
If you want an easy way to make images smaller, I use a free program called "PixResizer"
Its really simple to use, and you can do multiple pictures or single pictures.
I have photoshop, and all sorts of other imaging programs to do this stuff in, but still use pixresizer to change picture sizes cause its so quick and easy, and usually its because of the batch feature. Though my new cannon program is pretty nice and you can crop, still not as quick as pixresizer.
PIXresizer - Download
Here is a link to a download for it. Enjoy!!!
If you upload a 1024x768 file, and they have no restrictions on size. the full size will always be 1024x768.
This is about my only online complaint. Its not easy to re size pictures for the average person, so you get pictures that are WAY to big for web stuff, especially dial up users.
If you want an easy way to make images smaller, I use a free program called "PixResizer"
Its really simple to use, and you can do multiple pictures or single pictures.
I have photoshop, and all sorts of other imaging programs to do this stuff in, but still use pixresizer to change picture sizes cause its so quick and easy, and usually its because of the batch feature. Though my new cannon program is pretty nice and you can crop, still not as quick as pixresizer.
PIXresizer - Download
Here is a link to a download for it. Enjoy!!!
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Thanks for the program. I think I got it with Photobucket lets see:
Edit: Yup thats it. Thanks for the help. It will suck to have to do it to all the photos one at a time so Ill check out that program you gave me.
Edit: Yup thats it. Thanks for the help. It will suck to have to do it to all the photos one at a time so Ill check out that program you gave me.
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From: Ashland City, TN
Yea. you can throw them all in one folder, and just tell them to go into a different folder, and it will make uploading them to photobucket easier too, cause they will be smaller, so it will go faster. =)
