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by coco128 03 May 2008 ( edited May 04'08 04:32 )
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ladies, I need to know - when I take a photo of projects should I program camera to take 640x____ (??) pixels so that it will fit and be uploadable? thank you ***4all

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by jrob 03 May 2008
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You can do it that way OR you can download your photo into your program and adjust it size wise there.;)
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by lbrow 03 May 2008
Jeri I wish U lived a little nearer. *4U
by coco128 03 May 2008
thank you, thank you ***4u
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by lbrow 03 May 2008
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I really hope U get some good answers on this one'cause that's where I seem to have the most problems I do not know how to do either one. Husband use to do all these things for me but he's unable to do things like that anymore *4U
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by coco128 03 May 2008
yes, I'm with you on this one, but I think if I play around with the settings on camera I've seen something about sizing and so I'll give it a whirl-LOL...***4u2
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by fittosew 03 May 2008
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I'm guessing 640 by 480, which is fine if you are using this photo for posting.
If you are wanting to save this as a permanent photo for your collection then it is not recommended due to poor resolution. If you have software that can resize the better quality photo, then that would be the ideal choice. I hope this helped!!!
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by coco128 03 May 2008
yes, exactly what I needed ... thanks so much ***4u
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by ruthie 04 May 2008
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Coco, I snap my photos as *large* as possible, then you have a decent photo for your records, it's good if you ever want to view the fine detail. You can always make them smaller without losing the fine detail, but you can't make them larger and keep the fine detail. Use a graphics/photo program to make them smaller. If you make them approx 500-700 pixels, or between 150-250kb, they should be the right size for posting as a project. You can post them larger if you want, but I think some folks have had problems posting then. Hugs and a flower sweetie.
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by ruthie 04 May 2008
Coco, before you resize, see if you can *crop* any excess background, and then resize.
by lbrow 04 May 2008
ruthie I can't figure out how to crop.
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by shirlener88 04 May 2008
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Well, I was heading toward the projects - so I will look for a new photo. *4u