Uploading Photo Facts
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~ IMPORTANT ~
Please read
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. The
most important fact is to make sure you reduce the size of the photo
before entering the Direct URL link from your image hosting site into your
template.
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If you do not resize the photo, in most cases the photo that you
uploaded is so big that it will pull apart the top part of your template and
will look like puzzle pieces.
You will have to reduce the size to 500-600 pixels wide.
Irvanfiew
~ a Free image editor to resize and crop your photos before
uploading them to your image hosting website.
You can click
here to download a free copy from c/net download.com
How to resize your photo in ::
Photobucket.com ~
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Choose and set your maximum image size. Your photos will be
compressed upon upload. Some templates will accommodate Large size 640 x 480
pixels. All will accommodate Medium size 320 x 240 pixels.
Still Need Your Photo ReSized?
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After uploading your photo, click the edit button above the
photo.
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Next page, above the photo click resize button.
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New Size - Your width (pixels) in the first box, height will
automatically filled in if the Keep Proportions is checked.
or below you can resize to the Preset Sizes of the website.
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Click Apply
Imagecave.com ~
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After uploading your photo, click the Modify Image link to
the right of the photo
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Next page you can enter the width you wan in the box. I
suggest that your photos be 500-600 pixels wide.
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Put your with in the first box.
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Use your tab key on your keyboard and tab down to the height
box. It will automatically resize in proportion. Leave Maintain Aspect
Ration box checked.
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Click the Create New JPEG Image
These are the two sites that I am familiar with, I am sure that
other sites offer something similar to help resize photos. Please check the
websites Help or FAQ section for further information.
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