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Multiple pic test
jpenney
Feb 08, 2003 11:22 AM
Replies (4)
JPLesage
Feb 08, 2003 12:30 PM
Wow! Awesome job. Were all those animals photographed in the wild? I love that hoggie pic. What kind of camera are you using? How do you post multiple pics? Sorry for the question, and thanks a lot for the pics!
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James
snakemanj7@hotmail.com
Canadian Herping
jpenney
Feb 08, 2003 02:41 PM
Thanks,
Then only one that was captive was the Mex. Hog. (he was wild caught took the picture near my home) the others were in "the wild".
Camera is a Kodak DC290 or a Canon A2.
Multiple pics is done like this:
[img+]http://www.yourPictureURL.com/whateverpic[/img+]
jpenney
Feb 08, 2003 02:51 PM
in the html string in the previous message, take out the + signs to make your image appear..I had to put the plus signs in the bracket so you wouldn't see an empty image box..JP
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boids
May 14, 2003 03:28 PM
Nice pics , is the kodak camera a digital , if so i didn't think you could get that sharpness from a digi. I just got my first digital and its a different worl from my slr , i'm ust to changing lenses for the subject i want to shoot lol. How do you like that a2 thanks Paul
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