Only if they would stay like this.
Sorry about the size. I didn't have time to import into picture viewer, resize, etc. If somebody knows how to cut out that step, I'd greatly appreciate your sharing. Thanks.
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Men - give the man a break. Who's got the time to faff around resizing pics to please the high-maintenance/over-demanding viewer?
Alilnut, I loved your pics... so they took a few seconds more to download and needed a bit of left-right scrolling, but all the more interesting for that and well-worth the effort. Nice work. Post some more.
Now come on gents, get with the 21st. century and upgrade to adsl.
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Alilnut, I loved your pics... so they took a few seconds more to download and needed a bit of left-right scrolling, but all the more interesting for that and well-worth the effort. Nice work. Post some more.
Now come on gents, get with the 21st. century and upgrade to adsl.
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It is a shame, I don't have the hour to download them either. I'm stuck with dial-up as broadband isn't available in this street (although I keep working at Telstra to upgrade their exchange).
To answer your question alilnut, I bet that your camera can be set to take smaller resolution (smaller format) photos. Photos as large as the ones you are taking will be eating up memory in your camera as well as in your PC, looks like over 500KB each instead of 50 to 150KB. The large format is good if you intend to print them off or work with them with photo editing software. But if your only intention is to send them on the web, you should set your camera to 640 x 480 pixels.
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To answer your question alilnut, I bet that your camera can be set to take smaller resolution (smaller format) photos. Photos as large as the ones you are taking will be eating up memory in your camera as well as in your PC, looks like over 500KB each instead of 50 to 150KB. The large format is good if you intend to print them off or work with them with photo editing software. But if your only intention is to send them on the web, you should set your camera to 640 x 480 pixels.
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