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Transfering images

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  • Mr_Skint_2
    Mr_Skint_2 Posts: 5,183 Forumite
    Rikki wrote:
    I have managed to put one picture in, but the second one over rides the first?

    Make sure your pictures have different file names i.e Rikki101 Rikki102 etc etc ;)

    Oh yeah Er One picture in where exactly, do you mean you have moved a picture into your newly created folder?

    If you copy over the same filename again it will be overwritten.
  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    Help...........The picture I've just posted is too big. How do I resize it?
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  • Mr_Skint_2
    Mr_Skint_2 Posts: 5,183 Forumite
    Have you any imaging software at all? You can resize an image with http://www.tucows.com/preview/415342
  • Sofa_Sogood
    Sofa_Sogood Posts: 5,258 Forumite
    Mr_Skint wrote:
    Try it with one picture first, if you cant find a picture youve just moved
    you might of moved them to a wrong folder... So go careful....

    Hi Mr S

    Can't you just right click on the picture and save it to say desktop until it's transferred to photobucket or wherever it's needed? :confused:
  • Mr_Skint_2
    Mr_Skint_2 Posts: 5,183 Forumite
    Hi Mr S

    Can't you just right click on the picture and save it to say desktop until it's transferred to photobucket or wherever it's needed? :confused:


    Yes you can save it to your PC first (prefferably My Pictures folder)
    then upload to a photobucket account, but if its to big it still needs resizing
    as big pictures on the forum create a bottom scrollbar, I find resizing or
    cropping an image is more forum friendly to other users, and also in a .jpg
    format it has a smaller file size thus taking up less server space.
  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    Mr_Skint wrote:
    Yes you can save it to your PC first (prefferably My Pictures folder)
    then upload to a photobucket account, but if its to big it still needs resizing
    as big pictures on the forum creat a bottom scrollbar, I find resizing or
    cropping an image is more forum friendly to other users, and also in a .jpg
    format it has a smaller file size thus taking up less server space.


    I'll give it ago.

    I just upset one of the other threads by posting too big. I've deleted it until I can resize it. :o
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  • Sofa_Sogood
    Sofa_Sogood Posts: 5,258 Forumite
    Mr_Skint wrote:
    Yes you can save it to your PC first (prefferably My Pictures folder)
    then upload to a photobucket account, but if its to big it still needs resizing
    as big pictures on the forum create a bottom scrollbar, I find resizing or
    cropping an image is more forum friendly to other users, and also in a .jpg
    format it has a smaller file size thus taking up less server space.

    I leave the resizing to photobucket too :D

    Thanks Mr S ...
  • Mr_Skint_2
    Mr_Skint_2 Posts: 5,183 Forumite
    I leave the resizing to photobucket too :D

    Thanks Mr S ...
    :beer: :beer:

    Yeah thats Ok as long as you know what 50% of the original size would be
    thats why I prefer to resize my piccies Pixel X Pixel and then preview them
    so I can tell what they are gonna look like. :beer: :beer:
  • Sofa_Sogood
    Sofa_Sogood Posts: 5,258 Forumite
    Mr_Skint wrote:
    :beer: :beer:

    Yeah thats Ok as long as you know what 50% of the original size would be
    thats why I prefer to resize my piccies Pixel X Pixel and then preview them
    so I can tell what they are gonna look like. :beer: :beer:
    It's usually too small in my case ;)

    How can you tell how big a picture is ... properties again? (I can't give an example - it's just something I've had to check occasionally)
  • Mr_Skint_2
    Mr_Skint_2 Posts: 5,183 Forumite
    Ok if you see a picture you like you can right click it and choose properties and then
    you can see the dimensions if its over a 650 width and a 1100 Hieght (pixels)its
    generally considered to big and thus needs resizing....
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