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   woodman2263 | Jan 01, 2007 08:21pm | #1

   You may want to save these to your desktop, they take too long to upload.  Is there anyway to make them a smaller pic so I can upload them all?

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   dukeone | Jan 02, 2007 03:48am | #3

   Set your camera for lower resolution. 640x480 is usually good enough. Duke"... Buy the best and only cry once.........

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   woodman2263 | Jan 02, 2007 04:11am | #5

   guys, I'm really trying to get this damn camera to take 480 x 800!!!!!!!!!!!

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   alanplanesaw | Jan 02, 2007 04:14am | #6

   Woodman,

   I think you should continue to take large photos.  Higher quality when you print them.

   But, when you want to post them, downsize them with Paint (in your Microsoft programs under Accessories), or some other photo program.  

   Be sure and save them under a new name so you preserve your original larger size file for printing purposes.  Once you make it smaller, you can't make it bigger with its original quality.

   Alan - planesaw

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   woodman2263 | Jan 02, 2007 04:29am | #7

   Thanks Alan!  These should be better.

    

   
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   DHAM | Jan 02, 2007 04:34am | #8

   That bed is absolutely beautiful! It must be satisfying to cut and dry your own lumber, mill it from rough to finished, and make a family heirloom! I too have a portable woodmizer and I am doing just what you did. Good going!!!

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   alanplanesaw | Jan 02, 2007 02:03am | #2

   Woodman,

   Any chance you can get these down to 100 to 150K in size?  Those with dial-up will have to close down and start over and the rest of us can't see the whole photo at one time on our screen.

   thanks,

   Alan- planesaw

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   alanplanesaw | Jan 02, 2007 04:10am | #4

   Let's try these.  They may still be too big.

   Alan - planesaw

   
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   billballeza | Jan 03, 2007 12:54am | #9

   Beautiful work but shouldn't there be a footboard to complete the illusion of a sleigh?

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   woodman2263 | Jan 03, 2007 03:27am | #10

   Bill,

   You are exactly right, but my wife cannot sleep in a true "sleigh" bed, she say's she feel's trapped.  That was ok by me, because I didn't have to build another end.

   Thanks for looking.

    

   Jeff

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   billballeza | Jan 03, 2007 05:49am | #11

   Its still a great piece of work. Congratulations!