Photographing weapons - the details

aerosick · 7th August 2009, 02:38 AM

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Originally Posted by David

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1. Well these particular photos are presently on my desktop in a file marked WebButaHilts. These are images i have already resized for web use. The original files are still on my desktop as well as burned onto a CD. I might eventually burn these web size images off to a disc too. Some people like to use external hard drives for storage. I would recommend that you always have a back-up somewhere as hard drives can and do fail at times.

I use an external hard drive, so I'm covered on this one.

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2. I am a little confused by your question. On my laptop these photos are not side-by-side, they are stacked on top of one another and there is no need to scroll side-to-side to see them. If your photos take up most of the screen they probably need to be resized. The photos i posted here were sized to approximately 6x9 inches at a resolution of 72 dpi (dots per inch). Most computer screens can not read anything higher than 72 dpi so while you would need something higher to make prints it's wasted file space for on-line use. If i changed the dimensions of these photos and made them much smaller they might fit side-by-side, but would be too small to be of much good. If you are seeing my photos side-by-side and need to scroll right and left to view them i am not sure why that is or how to fix it.

I knew the answer to this, but I had forgotten. Sorry...

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BTW, i cannot emphasize more that for the sake of future archives it is important that you do not just link us to photo bucket or some other server to see your photos. UPLOAD YOUR PHOTOS TO THIS SITE.

I have not found the Photo Section here. Is this open to all Members no matter their Member Level?

Thanks,

Billy

Rick · 7th August 2009, 02:53 AM

Which you are .

Yep !
Scroll down on your post page to "Manage Attachments" bar, then browse your folder for the jpg you want .
If the image is too large the software will reject it; resize accordingly .

aerosick · 7th August 2009, 03:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Rick

Which you are .

Yep !
Scroll down on your post page to "Manage Attachments" bar, then browse your folder for the jpg you want .
If the image is too large the software will reject it; resize accordingly .

Rick,

Well, I have some work to do...

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Kris 001.jpg: File Too Large. Limits are 1280 x 1280. Your file is 1600 x 1200.

Thanks,

Billy

7th August 2009, 02:53 AM	#2
Rick Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 6,336	As A Full Member Which you are . Yep ! Scroll down on your post page to "Manage Attachments" bar, then browse your folder for the jpg you want . If the image is too large the software will reject it; resize accordingly .