Hi: I see everyone posting their pix and they are rather large and fill the entire post page. But my pix come out rather small and hard to see. How do you post a pix so tht it is larger and easier to see?
Thanks!
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Posting larger pix-how do you do this?
shopaholic
May 14, 2003 12:58 AM
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chrish
May 15, 2003 01:04 AM
>>Hi: I see everyone posting their pix and they are rather large and fill the entire post page. But my pix come out rather small and hard to see. How do you post a pix so tht it is larger and easier to see?
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>>Thanks!
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Chris Harrison
ig_daddy
May 15, 2003 04:36 PM
Hello;
It's going to be difficult to answer this question without knowing what pixel dimensions your camera is creating, and what software you are using to downsize the picture. Most of us are using a computer monitor resolution of 600 X 800. A picture whose length is less than 800 pixels will show as less than the width of the computer screen. If you have an old digital camera, its resolution might be 640 X 480. In this case, your pictures will never fill up the screen. If you are using a newer digital camera, with larger file sizes, you might be selecting the wrong options in your software, when saving the picture at a smaller size, to get "under" the 250k filesize limit on the Kingsnake photo gallery. For instance, in Microsoft Picture IT!, when you select "Save as a web ready picture", the default size is 1/4 screen (300 X 400), which will show up as 1/4 of the computer monitor when veiwed. In this case, you must choose a size that is full screen. Let me know how it turns out.
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