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Old 01-20-2006, 09:18 AM     #1
 
 
 
 
 
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Members of this forum have shared/posted pictures of themselves, family, pets & food. Can you share your knowledge of How To Post a Picture here? Do you need a scanner or digital camera? TIA

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Yes you either need a scanner or a digital camera or some other way of getting the pictures into your computer. Once the picture is in the computer then it is easy to load it onto the site.
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Thanks, GB. I don't have either. Can anyone give step-by-step instructions and/or alternatives to using a digital & scanner? TIA

Edited to add: Some of my photos are 8x10 or larger, if that helps.

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I think you can probably bring your pictures into a drug store like CVS or Walgreens (not sure if you have those out there) and they might be able to put them on a CD for you. Then you can use that CD to put the pictures up here. It should not cost too much either I don't think.
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It depends on where the photo is that you want to post. If you have a photograph (printed on paper), then you have to make a digital (electronic) image from it to get it onto a computer.

If you don't have a scanner, take the photo to a camera store and ask them to scan it and put it onto a disk or CD. Then you can put the disk or CD into your computer and save the picture.

Any film processing place will process a roll of film and put it onto a CD in addition to making prints for you.
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Thanks GB and Andy. Good info. Would my 8x10 (or larger developed photos - not on paper), work the same way?

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lol mish, no fair using professional headshots!

it'll be much easier if you run out and get a cheap digital camera. scanning and reducing photos is a headache, unless you're good with the scanner software.
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lol mish, no fair using professional headshots!

it'll be much easier if you run out and get a cheap digital camera. scanning and reducing photos is a headache, unless you're good with the scanner software.
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I'm pretty sure that Walmart does it too.
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Nowadays, you can get a CD when you get your pictures developed. Lots of places do that, including Walmart. All you have to do is put the CD in your computer and you can save the pictures and go from there.
That's what we did before we got the digital camera. I love it!

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