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Most likely there is a way to set the resolution of the still pictures you take in the camera, But if you are happy with what you see then I would not change anything.

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To get back to the important stuff, that's a really nice lookin' drill press!

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I miss it. . .I took them for my CL ad. plus, I sold my 8" joiner. no space.

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Well, they are getting resized somewhere unless the original files were that small to begin with. Your posted photos are in the 30 to 90 Kb range. What was the size of the original photos? The size requirements are listed in the Manage Attachments window.

Nice tools!!

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yeah, I've seen that page. I just don't know what to do with it. a lot of strange terms and numbers that don't mean anything if you don't know what you're shooting for. and I don't.

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When you do attach pictures there, is a picture format and file size chart below it. Depends on format (extention bmp,jpg,png, etc), largest file size is 19.5 kb. 1mb file is 100kb, vs 19.5kb. Pixel size being important. Technology keeps wanting to exceed last year wether we need it or not.



I still remember when 8mb of ram was sooo much. ha ha. You could run the Apollo projects on the same computer power of a common cheap laptop now, but yet we can't get anything done. I blame the Kardashians. :p:D

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showt...39#post1649739

On a mac use "preview" then resize to the chart available. No idea on microsoft.


https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showt...39#post1649739

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Know the pain... had to leave a few tools behind.

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I'm guessing you don't what to hear this, but I'll try anyway! :) If you right click on a photo with the mouse a window will pop up. At or near the bottom of that window is Properties. Left click on that and it will display the photos properties including the file type and size.

Note: if there are any kids around they can do this stuff in their sleep!!!

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damn punks. i'll try what you said. this better not damage any of my sofia loren pictures.

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okay JSeery , I did what you said. H-2240 pixels, W-3984 pixels. that was on a picture that would fail to load.

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Change it to at least 800 pxls.


Check the chart for jpgs. 800w x 600h or vice-vera. Bigestser number w/h is 800pxl. Should be good to go

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strange this pict is 1183pxl wide originally, the site converted it.

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test photo with camera change.

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i'll try more. . . . (up-date) maybe i'm back in business? pics seem fuzzy and display different than before, thank you to all who helped me out with this stuff.

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The fuzzies may be because of too low of resolution. It's a balancing act.

Nice seat frame!.

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If you arrived at the setting for your camera by going to the lowest resolution in one step you might want to try increasing it slightly and then testing to see if you can still post. If it works increase it another step. Remember there is a test forum to play with: https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=13 I always leave my camera at the highest resolution and then crop the photos to show only what I want to show or reduce their resolution. If you change your camera to a lower resolution be sure to set it back before taking family or vacation photos.

Charlie Stephens

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[QUOTE=Mart;1649485 I have also started hosting some pics on photobucket. [/QUOTE] when I think of "photobucket" I think of missing pictures. that's all I know about them. you want to see a picture, and all's you get is a "photobucket is holding them for ransom, maybe one day you'll see them. but probably not. we're photobucket"