Question about posting pics
- Thread starter chadnliz
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I guess I don't get all this hover over the picture, right click, etc...
If you're on a Windows machine, (and certainly if you're using Firefox as your browser), hit the right mouse button (if you have the left button set as your primary) when the cursor is on the picture. You'll see a list of option appear at the cursor, among them will be "view image".
Try it.
(or don't)
CarlV
Lunatic Member
I guess my nice tutorial got lost so I went and found it again.
http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=173832
Carl
voltcontrol
Fizheuer Zieheuer
The avatar has size restrictions (you'll find them at the bottom of the box where you need to enter a new one) and is the 'trickiest' one to upload.
Tell us where it goes wrong to get help on it
Tell us where it goes wrong to get help on it
esya
Active Member
Got it...but with Iphoto it seems easier to adjust the photo,copy it to the desktop, and thereby isolate it for when you want to upload...and I don't care if they are stamp sized or full size...after all the commercial components have trade descriptions...unless they are customized then the photos are good.
The simplest things: Iphoto would not save the size changes unless you rename it, it is basic but really who does photos on the computer all the time? Not me.
The simplest things: Iphoto would not save the size changes unless you rename it, it is basic but really who does photos on the computer all the time? Not me.
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esya
Active Member
this is the kind of direction that really isn't that helpful...
when you upload the picture to "audiokarma" in the "UserDP" menu there will be a link [where?] to the picture in the "manage attachments" section [again, I have been there multiple times and did not see that menu item]. Right click on the link and copy the address to the clip board [where is the clip board, didn't see it come up]. Now in your post insert the url tags etc etc.
a prior poster said to "copy and post the BB link" which I did and it did nothing. Nada.
Respectfully, sirs, go to my profile and look at the system if you are that curious. And be happy.
when you upload the picture to "audiokarma" in the "UserDP" menu there will be a link [where?] to the picture in the "manage attachments" section [again, I have been there multiple times and did not see that menu item]. Right click on the link and copy the address to the clip board [where is the clip board, didn't see it come up]. Now in your post insert the url tags etc etc.
a prior poster said to "copy and post the BB link" which I did and it did nothing. Nada.
Respectfully, sirs, go to my profile and look at the system if you are that curious. And be happy.
Jack the Re
Active Member
First photo post, Shrine to the Kenwood KA-8100
Jack the Re
Active Member
Amount of photos in AK gallery?
When I first upload some photos they were large files. I downsized them to 600. I resize them now before I upload them, sure is faster.
The problem now is that I am running out of space, is that because I uploaded large files originally? (even thougth AK resized them ).
I have to delete photos to upload new ones. I only have 20 or 24 photos in my albums. I just bought a KA7100 and KX1030 from the original owner (he had the original boxes, packaging, owner manual and sales brochures plus to 2 copies of High Fidelity from 1978.
I was an amazing experience, this equipment was like new, even the boxes were mint. Here is a photo of the amp and deck (there was a spare 1030 deck also)
When I first upload some photos they were large files. I downsized them to 600. I resize them now before I upload them, sure is faster.
The problem now is that I am running out of space, is that because I uploaded large files originally? (even thougth AK resized them ).
I have to delete photos to upload new ones. I only have 20 or 24 photos in my albums. I just bought a KA7100 and KX1030 from the original owner (he had the original boxes, packaging, owner manual and sales brochures plus to 2 copies of High Fidelity from 1978.
I was an amazing experience, this equipment was like new, even the boxes were mint. Here is a photo of the amp and deck (there was a spare 1030 deck also)
Jack the Re
Active Member
Here is another photo with another new collectable. It's an original Fantasia fiber optic lamp.
It was dirty, bent and no fiber bundle. I took it apart, cleaned it, removed the dent and polished up the chrome. It was made in the early seventies, I think it really blends nicely
with the Kenwoods. I have recently been enjoying Ginger and Vodka for the last cocktail of the night. Its very refreshing.
It was dirty, bent and no fiber bundle. I took it apart, cleaned it, removed the dent and polished up the chrome. It was made in the early seventies, I think it really blends nicely
with the Kenwoods. I have recently been enjoying Ginger and Vodka for the last cocktail of the night. Its very refreshing.
Jack the Re
Active Member
Thanks for the information on Photo Bucket. I am using a Sony DSC-H1 5 mega pixels. I bought it at the end of the model year in 2006.
It has a 2.5 lcd screen (I'm can't see anymore without reading glasses) and that you could put close up lenses, plus it looked like a "real camera".
I am still very happy with the camera, I am amazed at the detail when you blow up a photo on the computer. I need to find those lenses, this is my first digital camera, I have taken over 5000 photos.
I use a tripod which I bought 31 years ago, nothing fancy. Just led lights and some imagination. I was thinking about buying another on ebay. I work 2nd shift and get home at midnight.
I have a male sharpei (Mr. Moto) that was getting out of the yard, I needed to spend more time with him. So we entert
ain each other, he just grabbed the dish towel.
He want to go for a walk, I will get Mr Glock and get ready. Thanks again for the information
It has a 2.5 lcd screen (I'm can't see anymore without reading glasses) and that you could put close up lenses, plus it looked like a "real camera".
I am still very happy with the camera, I am amazed at the detail when you blow up a photo on the computer. I need to find those lenses, this is my first digital camera, I have taken over 5000 photos.
I use a tripod which I bought 31 years ago, nothing fancy. Just led lights and some imagination. I was thinking about buying another on ebay. I work 2nd shift and get home at midnight.
I have a male sharpei (Mr. Moto) that was getting out of the yard, I needed to spend more time with him. So we entert
He want to go for a walk, I will get Mr Glock and get ready. Thanks again for the information
