How to: post a pic of a pretty girl.

David A Melges · May 4, 2003

I've noticed a lot of posts the last few days where I had to scroll both vertically and horizontally to see the entire picture.

If you are posting an original image, theres no way around this, but if you are resizing the pic for this forum try keeping the horizontal size under 480 pixels, and the vertical size under 600 pixels, and most people won't have to scroll to see your pic. This way we can see your pic the way it was intended...

Heres a couple examples to show that a pic as small as 480x600 can still look good...enjoy!

dave

Ulysses · May 4, 2003

You can resize to a maximum width of 488 before the scroll bars appear. The verticle height doesn't bug me quite as much, but your 600 pixel figure is probably reasonable, although not always practical or possible for the specific shot the artist may want to display.

David A. Melges said:
I've noticed a lot of posts the last few days where I had to scroll
both vertically and horizontally to see the entire picture.

If you are posting an original image, theres no way around this,
but if you are resizing the pic for this forum try keeping the
horizontal size under 480 pixels, and the vertical size under 600
pixels, and most people won't have to scroll to see your pic. This
way we can see your pic the way it was intended...

--

Ulysses

David A Melges · May 4, 2003

...you have 488 pixels...but if you stop at 480 you have a matte of white with no real loss.

dave

Ulysses said:
David A. Melges said:

I've noticed a lot of posts the last few days where I had to scroll
both vertically and horizontally to see the entire picture.

If you are posting an original image, theres no way around this,
but if you are resizing the pic for this forum try keeping the
horizontal size under 480 pixels, and the vertical size under 600
pixels, and most people won't have to scroll to see your pic. This
way we can see your pic the way it was intended...

Click to expand...

--

Ulysses

Ron · May 4, 2003

Nr 1: nice girl; a pity that she isn't wearing a g-string

Nr 2: very nice girl!! Nice tits with visible (hard) nipples ... great!

David A. Melges said:
I've noticed a lot of posts the last few days where I had to scroll
both vertically and horizontally to see the entire picture.

If you are posting an original image, theres no way around this,
but if you are resizing the pic for this forum try keeping the
horizontal size under 480 pixels, and the vertical size under 600
pixels, and most people won't have to scroll to see your pic. This
way we can see your pic the way it was intended...

Heres a couple examples to show that a pic as small as 480x600 can
still look good...enjoy!

dave

johann707 · May 4, 2003

David A. Melges said:
I've noticed a lot of posts the last few days where I had to scroll
both vertically and horizontally to see the entire picture.

but i never had to scroll a pic.

the inbuilt image control allows you to enlarge the image on the screen with only one click on it!

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Johann
http://www.johann707.de.vu
= greetings from Paraguay =

Anorfir · May 4, 2003

David A. Melges said:
I've noticed a lot of posts the last few days where I had to scroll
both vertically and horizontally to see the entire picture.

If you are posting an original image, theres no way around this,
but if you are resizing the pic for this forum try keeping the
horizontal size under 480 pixels, and the vertical size under 600
pixels, and most people won't have to scroll to see your pic. This
way we can see your pic the way it was intended...

David A Melges said:
dave

If one is using IE(windows) you do not have to scroll unless the image is bigger then your screen resolution.. Just click on the image and it expands to width(sort of floats in front of everything) which is a rather nifty little script. Don't know about other browsers or mac
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beerbelly · May 4, 2003

I'm new to posting pics but I pasted in the URP and a link appears instead of the pic, am I missing a code to have it viewed on the same page? a herf= or something like that I forget. Thanks for the help.

David A. Melges said:
I've noticed a lot of posts the last few days where I had to scroll
both vertically and horizontally to see the entire picture.

If you are posting an original image, theres no way around this,
but if you are resizing the pic for this forum try keeping the
horizontal size under 480 pixels, and the vertical size under 600
pixels, and most people won't have to scroll to see your pic. This
way we can see your pic the way it was intended...

Heres a couple examples to show that a pic as small as 480x600 can
still look good...enjoy!

dave

beerbelly · May 5, 2003

Anyone please?

beerbelly said:
David A. Melges said:

I've noticed a lot of posts the last few days where I had to scroll
both vertically and horizontally to see the entire picture.

If you are posting an original image, theres no way around this,
but if you are resizing the pic for this forum try keeping the
horizontal size under 480 pixels, and the vertical size under 600
pixels, and most people won't have to scroll to see your pic. This
way we can see your pic the way it was intended...

Heres a couple examples to show that a pic as small as 480x600 can
still look good...enjoy!

dave

Click to expand...

Tom Temple · May 5, 2003

At the end of your link, type .jpg and the picture will import directly.

beerbelly said:
beerbelly said:

I'm new to posting pics but I pasted in the URP and a link appears
instead of the pic, am I missing a code to have it viewed on the
same page? a herf= or something like that I forget. Thanks for the
help.

Click to expand...

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Tom Temple

pc12driver · May 5, 2003

Beautiful girls....uhhh....SHOTS.

Did you use a cross hatch filter in the first one to get the shine to behave that way?

Jason

Ulysses · May 5, 2003

I like to squeeze out just those few extra pixels of detail when I can.

David A. Melges said:
...you have 488 pixels...but if you stop at 480 you have a matte of
white with no real loss.

--

Ulysses

Steven W. Bennett · May 5, 2003

David A. Melges said:
I've noticed a lot of posts the last few days where I had to scroll
both vertically and horizontally to see the entire picture.

David,

Aside from clicking on the pic to maximize it, if you use
MSIE, click on View/Toolbars/Customize and add a full-screen
icon to your toolbar. This works particularly well with a mouse
that has forward and back buttons on the side. You can
navigate around dpreview without nothing on the screen but
what you want to see - no title bars, no menus, no address box,
nothing. Just point at the top of the screen to restore normal
viewing whenever you need to.

Steve

Macro · May 5, 2003

Or... just hit the F11 key for the same full screen view. Hit it again, then you're back where you started.
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Macro-

Steven W. Bennett said:
Aside from clicking on the pic to maximize it, if you use
MSIE, click on View/Toolbars/Customize and add a full-screen
icon to your toolbar. This works particularly well with a mouse
that has forward and back buttons on the side. You can
navigate around dpreview without nothing on the screen but
what you want to see - no title bars, no menus, no address box,
nothing. Just point at the top of the screen to restore normal
viewing whenever you need to.

Scutellata · May 5, 2003

F11, cool, thanks. New trick for me...

Macro said:
Steven W. Bennett said:

Aside from clicking on the pic to maximize it, if you use
MSIE, click on View/Toolbars/Customize and add a full-screen
icon to your toolbar. This works particularly well with a mouse
that has forward and back buttons on the side. You can
navigate around dpreview without nothing on the screen but
what you want to see - no title bars, no menus, no address box,
nothing. Just point at the top of the screen to restore normal
viewing whenever you need to.

Click to expand...

--
Some IR and more, My tiny F707 Album.
http://home.earthlink.net/~metodd/index/Index.htm

David A Melges · May 5, 2003

pc12driver said:
Beautiful girls....uhhh....SHOTS.

Did you use a cross hatch filter in the first one to get the shine
to behave that way?

Jason

David A Melges · May 5, 2003

....I didn't know about the f11, good to know.

But you guys! I'm trying to get people to make an effort to resize their pictures to work within a space....just showing people they don't have to post enormous files to present a sharp image.

I was also looking for an excuse to give you all a couple pretty girls...!! wink

dave

David A. Melges said:
I've noticed a lot of posts the last few days where I had to scroll
both vertically and horizontally to see the entire picture.

If you are posting an original image, theres no way around this,
but if you are resizing the pic for this forum try keeping the
horizontal size under 480 pixels, and the vertical size under 600
pixels, and most people won't have to scroll to see your pic. This
way we can see your pic the way it was intended...

Heres a couple examples to show that a pic as small as 480x600 can
still look good...enjoy!

dave

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