Hosting my gigantic pics
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Hosting my gigantic pics
It seems photobucket has a 512KB file size limit, which is about 1/8th the ammount I need. I want to be able to upload my pictures at 3264x2448 and fullest file size, what the hell was the point of getting an 8.0 MP if everything gets scaled down. I tried makeing a new account at webshots but their retarded and every time I go to make a new album it gives me this shit.
"Before makeing a new album you must confirm your email address, a letter will be sent to that address with a link for activation" I eneter the email correctly and 5 or so min later go into my email account and click the link they sent me. Just sends me back to the same page asking for email confirmation and sends me another letter with a link that sends me BACK to the SAME page AGAIN in a big loop. Pisses me off.
I just want to upload my photos (preferable to a gallery/album type deal) at full size/res without paying money.
"Before makeing a new album you must confirm your email address, a letter will be sent to that address with a link for activation" I eneter the email correctly and 5 or so min later go into my email account and click the link they sent me. Just sends me back to the same page asking for email confirmation and sends me another letter with a link that sends me BACK to the SAME page AGAIN in a big loop. Pisses me off.
I just want to upload my photos (preferable to a gallery/album type deal) at full size/res without paying money.
Re: Hosting my gigantic pics
exactly, stop bitching about mine -_-2005 wrote:what the hell was the point of getting an 8.0 MP if everything gets scaled down.
http://www.gwgaming.net/
its not exactly a gallery type thing but you can set a page up to do it.. 2GB transfer seems a little limiting though
For computers, buying cheaply and often will only leave you constantly in a world of shit.
its just.. better that way.. lol
so you know when u clip something out of a photo itll still be rather high res
i espeically need it in digital imaging class, teacher wants us to make our photoshop pics 8.5" x 11" @ 300+dpi, guess what, thats larger than what my camera can do.
so you know when u clip something out of a photo itll still be rather high res
i espeically need it in digital imaging class, teacher wants us to make our photoshop pics 8.5" x 11" @ 300+dpi, guess what, thats larger than what my camera can do.
For computers, buying cheaply and often will only leave you constantly in a world of shit.
I paid for the quality, im going to use it. Ill scale most down to 1600x1200 or so. But to show off the cameras power, I want full res full size shots.
Apparently PB's camera is better then mine, even considering the smaller res. Its said to be better because it takes pics "faster", and that you can't take spontaneous pics with mine or something.
Apparently PB's camera is better then mine, even considering the smaller res. Its said to be better because it takes pics "faster", and that you can't take spontaneous pics with mine or something.
ya.. 2 pictures per second... i did it ONCE with flash on and it worked but i havent managed to pull that off again o.O haha battery died right after ^^ it is not a really useful feature to me.. btw your camera has anti-shake, does it work? i want that..
my camera can fit 8.5" x 11" @ 300dpi for the most part, pic ratio is different from 8.5:11 so its a little off
my camera can fit 8.5" x 11" @ 300dpi for the most part, pic ratio is different from 8.5:11 so its a little off
Last edited by palmboy5 on Mon Dec 05, 2005 7:33 pm, edited 1 time in total.
For computers, buying cheaply and often will only leave you constantly in a world of shit.
nice, gotta make sure my next camera has it... its just canon had no good antishakes, if any at all, and i dont like to deviate away from Canon and Nikon.. i laugh at Casio and its owners ^^
but i am getting rather good at a steady or "smart" hand movements that keep the thing pointed at the target of interest even though the camera is moving, usually it works out fine that way
but i am getting rather good at a steady or "smart" hand movements that keep the thing pointed at the target of interest even though the camera is moving, usually it works out fine that way
Last edited by palmboy5 on Mon Dec 05, 2005 8:18 pm, edited 1 time in total.
For computers, buying cheaply and often will only leave you constantly in a world of shit.
brand loyal? image quality, i doubt yours is as good, look in one of the older but recent popular science, it has my model, your model, and some other model... mine was rated top for its quality.. konica had like 3.5 stars or something
For computers, buying cheaply and often will only leave you constantly in a world of shit.