How To Post (upload) Photos

Gary laspea

hope these photos get to some one .green said to try and send them.:thumb:

 

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Hi out there. I'm new to coin talk,and I also am working on putting on photos.

 

Do not ask me i am new also

 

Thanks for the information.
Bob

 

I find it easier to go to photobucket.com and subscribe (its free) then create your own album - sounds convoluted I know but just follow the directions - then having made your album when you call up a picture you will see a series of short cuts. Select the bottom one - thats IMG and copy. With me still? Now go to "coin talk" and in the message box enter the IMG number you have copied, and post in the normal way. Don't try to review first, the picture should appear after you have "Posted"
Best of luck

 

Thanks
Bob

 

3 cent ddn

hya:Just hi.WHAT IS IT WORTH?

 

Thanks Weasle 94 Much easier than the way I went

 

testing photo application

how are these pics? or what am I doing wrong?

 

my images are 11.4 MB too large for this forum

 

anyway to get them up?

 

BTW the photos I have displayed rare the Die Variety "round" o's. care to offer grade opinion? I havent figured out how to resize to show the luster on this coin. Novice to coin photos here.

 

Jefferson Nickel Coins Marked

hello,

Anyone know what's the meaning marked on this coin?

 

1800&1865 dollars

ladies and gentlmen , could use a little help trying to identfing this coin please . I understand the heraldiceagle reverse . what i dont understand is the washington its the same size as the heraldic eagle 38 mmmm

 

1800&1865 silver coins both 38mm

 

cant see all the detail if the liberty is still showing 100 to 330 good find good luck

 

How do you get photos that large with only 250kb?

 

Host them on another site and link to them here: photobucket, picasa, Flickr, etc.

 

The size of a picture does not directly relate to the KB's. Here is one that is 2300 by 3000 and only uses 69 KB. I will grant you that it is not a good picture of the coin when you blow it all the way up (click on it three times), but obviously there is something between this picture and the original 2 meg picture. Most photo editing programs have settings for how fine you want the picture to be saved. All you have to do is reduce the fineness (or whatever name your program calls it).