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Post by accipiter on Feb 9, 2016 19:53:23 GMT
I mostly” only take photos for my reference field work / individual bird identification) so it would most probably be only on the “odd occasion” when I would post a photo. But thank you very much for your help and very quick response to my question Snowlynx   Regards Alan |
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Post by gascar on Mar 17, 2016 12:42:19 GMT
Can someone post a single, working, sticky, correct instruction on what to do?
I did what it says in the first post, got no picture, just a link.
Another thread says a picture has to be attached, not linked.
Apparently that puts it in someone else's flickr account. No thanks, I want control of it.
I don't use Flickr
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Post by ayjay on Mar 17, 2016 20:30:57 GMT
Can someone post a single, working, sticky, correct instruction on what to do? I did what it says in the first post, got no picture, just a link. Another thread says a picture has to be attached, not linked. Apparently that puts it in someone else's flickr account. No thanks, I want control of it. I don't use Flickr To load a pic direct from your PC you need to use the *Reply* box, not *Quick reply* - click on *Add Attachment* at top right of box. Should be simple from there.  |
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Post by hank on Mar 20, 2016 12:39:54 GMT
Just got a Photobucket account. So here's a trial run - I copied the IMG code. Here goes ................  |
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Post by alf1951 on Mar 21, 2016 6:37:31 GMT
Nice image Hank. I've never managed to get a decent shot of a LTT.
For some reason Photobucket links always produce the same sized image as the original on WABI. I keep a WABI folder in my Photobucket account and reduce all the images there to between 600 and 800 pixels depending on the subject.
Alf
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Post by hank on Mar 21, 2016 8:31:03 GMT
Nice image Hank. I've never managed to get a decent shot of a LTT. For some reason Photobucket links always produce the same sized image as the original on WABI. I keep a WABI folder in my Photobucket account and reduce all the images there to between 600 and 800 pixels depending on the subject. Alf Thanks Alf. I've a moth for ID, so I'll try that in a few mins in the moth section. |
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