Guys,

So... I just got the camera but haven't got a scoobie on how to post a picture on the forum. Any clues?

FB

Upload pictures to your webspace.

Hit the "Image" button in the "Instant UBB Code" box below the "Post" box when making a post or replying to one. Put image URL in Image Script prompt.

Sounds more complicated than it is. I take it you are OK with uploading pictures? If not I can probably help.

WHat web space would that be? Do I need to save the photo's on the web? If so where do I do that?

Ta
FB

There are websites that offer free space for you to create your own photo albums. I'll see if I can remember to post a URL for one tomorrow (don't have access to my favourites list from this computer). You go onto one such site, and create yourself an account. Now you can upload your pictures onto the web.



Once you have the picture loaded onto that site, you figure out its URL (cursor on picture, right click, properties, copy URL with CTRL-C). Then you post that URL into the window that pops up when you select the "image" option below (when posting - see "Instant UBB Code" field), and you are done. Bit of a hassle at first, but a piece of cake when you get the hang of it.

- mike

I could not immediately locate the URL for the picture hosting service I have used in the past. I know other people have used http://www.hunt101.com/, maybe that will do the trick of hosting for you??
- mike

FB,

Try this one it is where I upload my photo's to Photo storage

John

Thanks Guys,

I think I have it cracked although it does seem to take a while. Might have to get some broadband action going on!!!

Any way here goes:





This should be my Roe buck. Forgive me if I've got someones holiday photo's referenced by accident!!

FB

Righto....


The last post was on Imagestation, so I thought I would try Hunt101 too. Hunt101 was he easiest to use.

Here's the other photo:



Woo hoo... I'm on a roll!!!



FB

Ooof, the right one is bruiser with those bases!
Weidmannsheil!
- mike

Yep he's a nice one alright... He was a very old buck who was too busy fighting off two others that were hanging around him. I saw a total of 6 shootable deer that morning but decided to take the stalk through/round two of them to get to him. In fact while I was looking at him through the scope there were two munties 20 yds away just looking at me. It was a hard choice as I have never shot a muntie, but the old fella copped it!!

I suppose that's the magic of stalking, Great memories & like busses and girls, you wait for ages and then the field is full of deer!!

FB