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Morante

 

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How can people upload so many fotos? When I try, the computer tells me it is too big. A normal foto with digital camera is about 3,4 mb. ¿Que coño pasa?
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 5 2012 15:38:42
 
Escribano

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RE: FotoS (in reply to Morante

The limit in the General are is 1Mb. More than adequate for a 1024 pixel-wide JPEG. Hosting is expensive on disk space. Alternatively, upload it to Flickr and paste the link here.

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 5 2012 15:41:15
 
El Kiko

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RE: FotoS (in reply to Escribano

Also I wouldnt upload a photo that is too big as it 'stretches ' the screen and you have to scroll around to see it all

eso es lo que pasa......

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Jun. 5 2012 15:56:05
 
Estevan

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RE: FotoS (in reply to Morante

You need to reduce the image/file size. Make a copy of the file and open it in an "image manipulation program". Here's a useful free one:

GIMP: the GNU Image Manipulation Program

After installing it, the function you need appears under the Image menu as Scale Image.

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