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  1. 18-09-2010 #1
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    Another fantastic day full of amazing pictures... ive picked only a few..




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    Nice photos Billy, looks like you had a good time.
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    A nice day indeed! A really nice set of shots there Billy (we don't get many cows on here), and don't be shy with the other shots - the more the merrier!
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    We so should do a trip there, cause i love the tramper saves my back... its a brilliant place, but so is the whole forest... ive got over 100 other pics but hit my limit for sorting them out for the net... though i hate photoshop i miss the way it sorts it for me.. lol
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    Have you taken a really good look around for free photo-editing programs Billy - there may be another that's more to your liking?
    Some are online, some you actually download. Things like GIMP & Photoscape - here's a list of recommendations Free Photo Editors for Windows - Top Picks - although I've never tried any so can't recommend myself.
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    GIMP is certainly a good one, does an awful lot of what Photoshop does, but is as Louise says, Free,.

    Also if you download Picasa, it organises all photos on your PC, plus has editing tools.
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    what im finding hard is its moaning bout size and ive never had to think bout size before, not sure what windows 7 is trying to do to me... did the link work for anyone, ie can i cheat... lol..
    Cheers for your help guys...
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    Yes the link works Billy, that's where I got your images from, but don't understand what your sizing problem is. Have you tried downloading GIMP or Picasa?
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    its when i upload here it goes sorry your pics are 1656 x something, but online there now 600 some how, so i get confused...
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    We made a maximum dimension for the forum of 1280 on the largest side, as most people won't be able to view bigger than that on their browser and also so as not to have massive images eating up the forum disk storage, so when resizing, simply make sure that the longest side isn't more than that.

    What image software are you using?
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    till i downloaded what you guys recomended nothing on this windows 7.. tis strange indeed...
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    OK, well have a play with GIMP, it is quite similar to Photoshop in operation.
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