Pics from bear camp

[Blink]

Heres a few pics from camp. first there was some deep snow. we got this ranger stuck a few times. with some sweat and a good winch she kept on moving. 2nd is a view off the deck of the cabin. cant complain of the scenery, luckily most of the weather stayed in the valley so we could watch it pass. next couple is of my dads first bear. it was a small sow, but it was his first and he lives in KY so I'm pretty happy for him.

[calndux]

How do you load pictures???

Thanks........

[Blink]

OK, lets try this again. Forget it, trying to post pics is to complicated on this site.

[Blink]

OK, I think I might have this figured out

[Blink]

one more I hope

[Blink]

I give up. 1 pic showed up and the other 2 are links. did both the same way as far as I know. I know I probably resized the first 2 to small.

[Matt]

Can you make the pictures any bigger? They're so small.

[reuben_j_cogburn]

pic size

The files look pretty small..... I doubt there is much you can do to improve them unless you still have them stored in your camera... If you download them into "photo editing" software you can change the pixels etc... I'll look at them again. If you write me directly maybe I can help more. I do a lot of photography, both film and digital. I will help if I can.....

[Blink]

I tried to enlarge it but man 48K is small without spending money for 1 site.

[Blink]

Reuben, if you dont mind send me your E-mail address and I'll be happy to send you some pices from camp if you can get them to fit.

Thanks
Joel
kayser0_1@yahoo.com

[Adventures]

Joel

I've got a nice post about how to use infraview on the discussion forum, it's all free and I put in step by step instructions on how to post a picture. What it boils down to is you only make the pic so small and then you also need to tak away the quality of the pic to make it fit into the 48k file size. pretty easy once you do a couple.

[Blink]

Thanks Justin, I'll give it a try.