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Sorry but I am new here and wondered if someone would tell me how to upload photos onto the website
thanks for your time Andrew
thanks for your time Andrew
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Permalink Reply by 10.5" RES Sharon on
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Click on groups, click on How to group, click on how to put a picture in a reply box. See if that helps.
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Permalink Reply by bluegillboogieman on
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There is now a discussion on how to do this in the group HOW TO.
http://bigbluegill.com/group/HOWTO/forum/topics/how-to-upload-pictu...
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Permalink Reply by Andrew S. on
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I just tried uploading them from kodak easyshare and they wouldnt upload
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Andrew, were you uploading, directly from the camera? I have only uploaded from my computer. If you can't put them on your computer from the camera and then upload them as explained in the HOW TO discussion, I am lost also. If they were on the computer, does Kodak save them in one of these formats, .jpg, .gif and .png file formats?, If they have a different format, see if you can save them as a .jpg. Then try again.
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I uplaod them from the camera to easyshare but it says they aren't jpg.
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Andrew, I went to Kodak Support online and found this about their files. It says they generally save their pics as JPEG or .jpg. Try this:
Go into your pictures on your computer. Select one by clicking it once.
With your mouse, right click once. At the bottom of the pop up is properties. click properties and this pop up will appear.
To the right of the highlighted part it shows what type file it is. Mine here is .jpg. What is yours?
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