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for some reason, each time I attemp to post my pics, it states file is to large or something like that. I tried gotta911 instructions, but I still have the same problem. Any solutions?
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So if you do a 'get info' on your image files, how big are they? You should have resized your image dimensions to something like 900x600 pixels, and a JPEG of that size image is going to be around 100k - 140k in size This file is 600x900 and is 133k - it's been saved as a JPEG, which is a compresed image format ideal for web display. You probably got some free software with your camera, like a lite version of Photoshop, or you may even have Photoshop or something like it if you've been playing with digital photos. Hope that helps!
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