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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;furryfrog02, post: 7650898, member: 41219&quot;]So I reached out to JC yesterday and tossed the pictures in. They are not good enough or the proper size. Used to be pretty easy. Now there is an 11 step process.</p><p>yeah..... come on now. Just trying to help people out by providing resources. I don&#039;t know how to make sure the pixels are the right size and I don&#039;t have a program to zip up files. </p><p>Would be nice if things were a little easier.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><b>How to send your cropped and resized images</b></p><p><br /></p><ol> <li>Email images, limit one coin per email, to JCStevens43@gmail(DOT)com.</li> <li>On the subject line enter date; mint mark and type of die break you have.</li> <li>All images must be <u>in focus</u> and have the <u>proper orientation </u>“don’t rotate the camera when taking the image”.</li> <li>Crop and resize the full obverse and reverse images to 800 x 800 pixels making sure none of the edges are cropped off. This set of images is used to check for any die markers on the coin.</li> <li>Crop and resize the full obverse and reverse images to 350 x 350 pixels making sure none of the edges are cropped off.</li> <li>Crop and resize the die break to pixels to 350 x 350 pixels. If your die break is on the edges leave room for me to add arrows “Do not add your own arrows, pointers or markers”.</li> <li>If your coin has any die markers, image these markers and in your email note what you see or “No Markers Noted”.</li> <li>Images should be attached to the email as zip files/folder.</li> <li>We reserve the right to enhance your images for use on this site.</li> <li>Any submission not following the guidelines above may be rejected.</li> <li>All images out of focus, pixilated, rotated, or glared due to poor lighting will be rejected.</li> </ol><p>Tip; if you don’t crop to a square <b><u>“Height=Width”</u></b> you can never get a 350×350 image when you paste your crop into a new image and resize it. If preserved aspect is on and the crop <b><u>“Height is NOT = to the Width”</u></b> you can-not get a 350×350 image. You can force a 350×350 only if the original crop is close to “800×796” and not preserve the aspect ratio.&nbsp;&nbsp; Anything else will mess up the aspect ratio which makes any attempt to do an overlay and match it to another coin impossible. Also if the coin is in any way rotated and the orientation is not correct doing an overlay is very hard.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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