Official Random Photo Thread

[TerryMiller]

Experimenting, since Photobucket has changed some, and I haven't been using it much.​

How do you get it to post 'full screen?' Photobucket won't let me go any larger than this.

Don,

I'll experiment with Photobucket. I replied to your private message on this same topic.

 

[TerryMiller]

OK, Don.

Here are the images from my test. Both of these photos were taken with my D700 and had a file size right near 5 megabytes each. (One was 5.1mb and the other was 5.4mb.) They also had dimensions of 4256 pixels by 2832 pixels.

This first one of the tracked vehicles retained the pixel dimensions of 4256x2832. The file size after using Photoshop Element 6 on it and prior to uploading to Photobucket ended up being 354kb, down from 5.01 megabytes.



These next two were resized at different sizes in Photobucket after uploading the full image at 4256x2832 pixels and 5.04 megabytes.

This one is at 700x465 pixels and 239 kb file size.



This last one was resized to 950x631 pixels and 338 kilobytes file size.



EDIT: As you can see, I've got much larger photos than your picture of the dog, but (and this is a big BUT) my original image size may be much larger pixel dimensions than what your camera or phone is taking. Do you have an idea of the original sizes (pixels and file size) of your original for the dog picture?

 

[DRC458]

Well, it says 1024x768, file size 'not available.' I'm doing something wrong, but I don't know what. It can't be that difficult!

 

[TerryMiller]

That is about what I saw at Photobucket. All they give you to work with are the pixel dimensions, so you aren't doing anything wrong. In order to find the file size of a resized photo done on Photobucket, I had to "save as" and put in on my hard drive. Then, by hovering the mouse over the saved image, I can see the file size in KB or MB. Photobucket doesn't give that info.

 

[TerryMiller]

Shoshone Falls - Twin Falls Idaho

 

[Toney]

my granddaughter

 

[TerryMiller]

Good shot. Way back in my younger days, I also played around with leathercraft. Had an uncle in Hotchkiss, Colorado that had a shoe shop, and if I remember right, also had a number of leather tools.

 

[120 Acres]

 

[DRC458]

.458 Win Mag bites at both ends

 

[Okie4570]

Looks like it's time to move on up to the Lott?