Yamahammer485
Member
Hey everyone
Im trying to put a pic of my sled in my signature but the closest I have gotten is a great big jumbo pic of my sled that is bigger than the screen, and a link to the site it is on. I have it resized small, I have it croped as well, all tryiong to make it as small as possible.
Anyone know what to do in this situation so that I can put in my pic without it becoming the size of the screen?
Thanks
Im trying to put a pic of my sled in my signature but the closest I have gotten is a great big jumbo pic of my sled that is bigger than the screen, and a link to the site it is on. I have it resized small, I have it croped as well, all tryiong to make it as small as possible.
Anyone know what to do in this situation so that I can put in my pic without it becoming the size of the screen?
Thanks
jwiedmayer
New member
Yamahammer485
Member
Yes that is the pic, and thank you for resizing.
I will now try and do that.
Also, just to make sure, are you saying that I should jsut post my gagantic picture and someone will correct it for me?
Thanks again
I will now try and do that.
Also, just to make sure, are you saying that I should jsut post my gagantic picture and someone will correct it for me?
Thanks again
BigMac
New member
Yamahammer485 said:Yes that is the pic, and thank you for resizing.
I will now try and do that.
Also, just to make sure, are you saying that I should jsut post my gagantic picture and someone will correct it for me?
Thanks again
Note that if you're attaching a picture, you'll be limited as to size. If you link to a picture, there's no limit, but you have to have your own web space to store it.
Best thing to do is to resize the images appropriately. Use your photoeditor (Photoshop Elements is a good one, or try Irfanview which is free) and first change the resolution to 72 ppi. Anything higher than that is just a waste because it's the best a computer monitor can do. Note that most cameras' jpegs are somewhere between 180 and 300 ppi, so changing the resolution is a must. After you change the resolution, change the size. Most people's monitors will display an 8-inch wide image without having to scroll it, so just adjust the width to about 8 inches keeping the height proportional. Then click "save as" and choose jpeg. When you do that, it will ask you about the quality - the better the quality the less compression and the bigger the file. You want your posted image to be less than 200 kb as a courtesy to the rest of us, so scale down the selected jpeg quality to get to that level or less.
Yamahammer485
Member
Thanks everyone for your help, and Bigmac, what you said was spot on too!
Check out the pic in my Signature, Works like a champ!
Once again thanks!
Check out the pic in my Signature, Works like a champ!
Once again thanks!
Jigg
New member
Yamahammer485 said:Check out the pic in my Signature, Works like a champ!
I can't see it... try hosting it at photobucket.com... webshots is pretty sketchy and doesn't like remote linking a lot of times.
Yamahammer485
Member
Thanks for the referal and info Jigg, yes apperently they do not like links like mine so I went with photobucket. Works just as good too!