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Author: | impulse [ Thu May 07, 2009 12:19 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: this 640 pixel limit on images has to go.... |
beyond the blue wrote: Bill The method you suggest, is the way I've always done it, but when I tried to use that method on Tuesday to put photos in my Ooops thread in the Banter section I got the file warning message hence the rather small pics. I have just tried a sample post now and didn't get the message this time. Very confusing!! That's exactly what happened to me. That's what prompted me to come over to this thread and start asking questions. |
Author: | wkearney99 [ Thu May 07, 2009 5:24 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: this 640 pixel limit on images has to go.... |
beyond the blue wrote: Bill The method you suggest, is the way I've always done it, but when I tried to use that method on Tuesday to put photos in my Ooops thread in the Banter section I got the file warning message hence the rather small pics. I have just tried a sample post now and didn't get the message this time. Very confusing!! When I uploaded mine they were from the original Nikon D40 full resolution. Photobucket didn't care. When I composed the message I did not use the editing tools on this site. I simply copied the IMG code text from PB and pasted it as text into my message. I use the plain text editor, not the fancier one. Words best express without all the formatting gibberish, I always say. So if that's not the steps you're using, try mine. The one downside to using an external service is there's a chance the pictures will disappear. Should the site go offline or they get deleted to conserve space. For the convenience it's worth that small risk. I still have the originals and could repost them should needs arise. |
Author: | beyond the blue [ Thu May 07, 2009 5:50 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: this 640 pixel limit on images has to go.... |
wkearney99 wrote: beyond the blue wrote: Bill The method you suggest, is the way I've always done it, but when I tried to use that method on Tuesday to put photos in my Ooops thread in the Banter section I got the file warning message hence the rather small pics. I have just tried a sample post now and didn't get the message this time. Very confusing!! When I uploaded mine they were from the original Nikon D40 full resolution. Photobucket didn't care. When I composed the message I did not use the editing tools on this site. I simply copied the IMG code text from PB and pasted it as text into my message. I use the plain text editor, not the fancier one. Words best express without all the formatting gibberish, I always say. So if that's not the steps you're using, try mine. The one downside to using an external service is there's a chance the pictures will disappear. Should the site go offline or they get deleted to conserve space. For the convenience it's worth that small risk. I still have the originals and could repost them should needs arise. This is the picture size I tried to post on Tuesday and I've done it the same method, this time without a limit warning showing. So it looks like the problem as sorted itself out. Impulse if you read this post maybe you can put a sample picture up to see if it works for you this time. Thanks Bill PS I just got the D90 (great camera) |
Author: | impulse [ Fri May 08, 2009 10:48 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: this 640 pixel limit on images has to go.... |
When I upload pic's to photobucket I resize them to a smaller size because I primarly use them on this site. Here's a test: It's working fine now. Didn't have to resize the image hosted on photobucket. I just saw the warning that one time. |
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