Got digital camera!!!
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BerettaNut92
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Ultimate two Glock w/ three holsters? 
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)10-Ring
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Nice set of 1st pics!
Sven
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Nice!
Good choice for props to hold up the guns! Festive.
Good choice for props to hold up the guns! Festive.
Bowlcut
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congrats on the camera
and 2 pretty pistolas.... now go get a real gun....yes im not a huge glock fan
and 2 pretty pistolas.... now go get a real gun
....yes im not a huge glock fan congrats on the camera! Now... more pics!
I have a good camera, I just can't get the darn lighting to my satisfaction. Natural sunlight out here washes everything out.
Tatters, many cameras take high res pics, all you need to do before uploading them is to shrink them to a more viewable size. Shrinking is usually done by using the 'resize' function of a program like Photoshop or maybe even Paint?
cheers
I have a good camera, I just can't get the darn lighting to my satisfaction. Natural sunlight out here washes everything out.
Tatters, many cameras take high res pics, all you need to do before uploading them is to shrink them to a more viewable size. Shrinking is usually done by using the 'resize' function of a program like Photoshop or maybe even Paint?
cheers
Stainless Steel
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tatters:
If you have a Windows computer with ME or
better you have Microsoft Image Editor. You
can use it to resize your image for posting
to the internet. It is very possible that
your camera also came with software for your
computer to resize pictures. There are many
software packages out there that are user
friendly for re-sizing pictures.
Re-sizing to 640 by 480 is a good starting
point.
You could change the resolution setting on
your camera for smaller pictures. I do not
recommend this as the picture quality
suffers.
Perhaps you have a friend that can show you
the ropes. With a little instruction, you
will find it quite easy.
Stainless.
If you have a Windows computer with ME or
better you have Microsoft Image Editor. You
can use it to resize your image for posting
to the internet. It is very possible that
your camera also came with software for your
computer to resize pictures. There are many
software packages out there that are user
friendly for re-sizing pictures.
Re-sizing to 640 by 480 is a good starting
point.
You could change the resolution setting on
your camera for smaller pictures. I do not
recommend this as the picture quality
suffers.
Perhaps you have a friend that can show you
the ropes. With a little instruction, you
will find it quite easy.
Stainless.
denfoote
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Lennyjoe
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foote, bout time you got a cam.
Tropical Z
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Another free and easy to use problem solver is at the address below and called "DCE AutoEnhance".Ive used the original program for quite some time and its wonderful how it can improve digital pics.
www.mediachance.com
www.mediachance.com
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