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Sorry the photos are a bit on the small side, I did try to save them as larger pics on P/B.
How can I 'enlarge' them in P/B.?
How can I 'enlarge' them in P/B.?
Morning Austria, I think once you have made them smaller on PB you cannot make them bigger again. The best way I think is to delete the pics on PB and re-load from your PC. What I normally do is re size them before loading onto PB by highlighting the pic/ pictures, then right click and click on re-size pictures, I normally go for the medium setting
Hi Sturos, Thanks for your reply.I cant seem to find the 're-size pictures' when I right click on the pics in 'My Pictures', am I looking in the right place?.
Where have you got your pics stored ie are they in your 'my pictures' file? I run XP
Morning all, this was taken at cannon hall farm. I took the pic then zoomed in and edited it on the camera after, which way do you do it? Do you zoom in to take the picture first or do it in edit later?
Either or hondameg sometimes I will take a wide general shot but then might find part of the picture would be better zoomed in and with all the tools that we have available with digital you can do pretty much anything.
Fast moving objects I will usually keep zoomed out then cropon the PC.
Great pic BTW
Fast moving objects I will usually keep zoomed out then cropon the PC.
Great pic BTW
I don't know the correct term for it but the best way is to track your subject then it shouldn't come out blurred, I don't know what camera you have but most will have a 'sport' type setting which will give you a faster shutter speed and thus reduce blurring
sturos
This zoom business. Have Optical and Digital Zoom, was never to use digital zoom, something to do with upsetting the pixies, think it means gets grainy in old film parlance.
Don't think I can zoom and edit on my camera, used to be able to on Nikon Coolpix.
Must admit I zoom and crop in Photoshop, where the image is big enough to see if the pixies are in revolt!
Sitting on the fence!
This zoom business. Have Optical and Digital Zoom, was never to use digital zoom, something to do with upsetting the pixies, think it means gets grainy in old film parlance.
Don't think I can zoom and edit on my camera, used to be able to on Nikon Coolpix.
Must admit I zoom and crop in Photoshop, where the image is big enough to see if the pixies are in revolt!
Sitting on the fence!
For Birds in flight the old pan and follow through seems to work.
Sitting on the fence!
Sitting on the fence!
shady sheepie
how do you get your pictures to be so few KB yet so big here? Hope that makes sense.
Sitting on the fence!
how do you get your pictures to be so few KB yet so big here? Hope that makes sense.
Sitting on the fence!
I am back Sturos, have been busy doing a few 'odd jobs' around the house...and they are all done now!
I have 'XP' on my lappy also, and have some photos in 'My Pictures', other pics I have on Photobucket.
I have 'XP' on my lappy also, and have some photos in 'My Pictures', other pics I have on Photobucket.
Ok open up one photo and right click on it it should come up with a resize picture option near to the top of the pop up box, click on that and the n choose the size you want
***hels***
wonder what it looks like at dusk?
Remember that bit of snow?
Sitting on the fence!
wonder what it looks like at dusk?
Remember that bit of snow?
Sitting on the fence!
That was a bike I saw in the street and it was beautiful, a work of art. As I took the pictures I was worried that some big biker would come out and tell me off! We never did see the rider of it!
Taken behind glass at Maldon Military Museum. Fantastic place to visit. One of the best museums we've ever been to.
Scenes at Danbury lakes, a lovely beauty spot. Fab woods to explore and then the lakes with all their wildlife, a great day out for a picnic too!
Incase you're wondering, the last pic isn't upside down, I was standing on my head when I took it! :^O
