posted on February 1, 2001 02:18:42 PM new
You can post as many pics as you want - there is no limit... but keep in mind the more pics you have, the longer it takes the bidders to load your auction...
posted on February 1, 2001 02:27:03 PM new
I stitch all mine together, so as to have only one URL. And, of course, compress. Try to go under 50kb total...
posted on February 1, 2001 04:11:41 PM new
Hi Toke: I think I know what you mean by "stitching" your photos together. That is putting several pictures in one. If I'm correct, could you tell me how it's done? How can you tell that your picture in under 50kb? I appreciate any help you can give me.
Joe
posted on February 1, 2001 04:34:39 PM new
Hi, The Fed...
Oh boy...I'm no expert. The program I have is ArcSoftPhotoStudio...came with my Mavica.
I click on edit...then click on stitch. In my program, you can continue that for an infinite number of stitches...then compress (in my case) 50%...for a reasonable KB size.
posted on February 2, 2001 07:09:50 PM new
Toke: Thank you for the information. I have a Mavica and the ArcSoft Program on board my computer. It should be fairly easy to do now that I know where to look! I appreciate your help! Joe
posted on February 3, 2001 01:29:35 AM neweternallythankful, I have a D-360-L, but my DH has so much photoediting software that I can't rememeber what came with the camera! LOL. Did it come with PhotoPlus4? If so, just use it to pull up the two pics you want to combine, click on "edit", then "stitch" and play with them. You also want to be sure to turn off "auto fine tune" option.
posted on February 3, 2001 01:32:31 AM new
There's no limit on the number of pictures allowed in an auction in the regular categories, but there is a 2-picture limit in Mature Audiences.
posted on February 3, 2001 03:25:58 AM new
I personally use Adobe Photoshop
Open both pics
say for example they are both the same size
150 pixels high 75 pixels wide
I click on pic #1
Then in the tool bar click image.....then canvas size
Change the canvas to accomodate both pics
so making pic #1 150 pixels high by 150 pixels wide
Then click layers, add layer, then click on pick#2 and drag it onto the open spot next to pic #1
Then click flatten image
Then click save for web to compress it. Give it a new name and save it.
If that doesnt make any sense.....then nevermind its complicated if you don't use photshop. Its kinda hard for me to explain it.
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