Posting BIGGER pics

[CJ]

Ok I finally figured out how to post pics on the board...but how can I get them bigger to be able to have a good account of each issue for the spare a grade section

 

this is an image with the size I can get to now...anything bigger and the site says only 200k images

[Jolly Roger-migration]

Crop your image so you don't include the white parts on the left and bottom of the image.

 

Otherwise you might have to find a web hosting site to host your larger files.

[Timulty]

Send me the full size scans and I will get the up here for you.

[Black Hawk]

Ok I finally figured out how to post pics on the board...but how can I get them bigger to be able to have a good account of each issue for the spare a grade section

 

this is an image with the size I can get to now...anything bigger and the site says only 200k images

use Photobucket www.photobucket.com. Their size limit for free accounts is 512 kb. This should be plenty big enough for your images.

[tth2]

why not just continue with you questions in your original thread, instead of starting a new thread?

[CJ]

dont know, just did it that way <shrug>

[comicdonna]

Ok I finally figured out how to post pics on the board...but how can I get them bigger to be able to have a good account of each issue for the spare a grade section

 

this is an image with the size I can get to now...anything bigger and the site says only 200k images

use Photobucket www.photobucket.com. Their size limit for free accounts is 512 kb. This should be plenty big enough for your images.

And if you pay them about $25- $30 a year you get more kb and it's better especially if you sell on ebay.

[Ringfinger]

Nice!

[spiny]

Ok I finally figured out how to post pics on the board...but how can I get them bigger to be able to have a good account of each issue for the spare a grade section

 

this is an image with the size I can get to now...anything bigger and the site says only 200k images

 

Check your software for a setting of the amount of compression used when saving the .jpg. Attached is your picture cropped and resaved with 50% compression. It's only 27k now, with no visible difference in quality.

 

[spiny]

With using compression you can make pictures this big, or bigger, and stay well under the 200k limit. This one is only 70k.

[Hobgoblin]

With using compression you can make pictures this big, or bigger, and stay well under the 200k limit. This one is only 70k.

 

... And it shows.

 

IMO: I'd leave the scans the way they are before compressing them like that.

[johnenock]

I just scan the pic at 600dpi(it's huge when it's scanned). Go to your image editor(MS Paint works fine for the next step). Go to Stretch/Skew and type in the values you want to give the pic. I use 15% of the original and get this size pic:

 

[CJ]

thanks all for a'lls help...got it working other day

[spiny]

With using compression you can make pictures this big, or bigger, and stay well under the 200k limit. This one is only 70k.

 

... And it shows.

 

IMO: I'd leave the scans the way they are before compressing them like that.

 

What it shows is that I took his small picture and doubled it in size in order to show how big a picture you could put on here and still attach it. If it had started from a 600 dpi scan, reduced down to that size, and used software compression, you wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

[spiny]

[dc360]

Use www.imageshack.com

 

- Image size up to 1024k

- Unlimited Images

- Unlimited Bandwidth

- Unlimited Image Size

- FREE