posted on March 8, 2005 09:24:52 AM new
Hi, as I noted in my last post I have a new camera. Have been using a 2.2 megapixel dinosaur for years without any problems. Now I have a 3.2 and it's kicking back some images as being too large. I believe I read once that there is a workaround for this but never bothered to learn it because it never was a problem for me. Please help and send any info you can so I can get the full use out of my new camera. Thanks, Steve
posted on March 8, 2005 09:43:53 AM new
Hello Steve,
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posted on March 8, 2005 01:50:57 PM new
Hi Sonya, got your mesage re changing the resolution on my camera. Strangely enough your message is showing in my emails but not on the thread. Anyway, thanks for the suggestion. Just proves one thing that I always fail to do. "Read the instruction book"! I followed your suggestion and changed the resolution from the camera setting of 2048x1536 to 1024x768. That I think falls within the guidelines you suggested. I will let you know if it does or doesn't solve the problem for me when I upload more images. Again, thanks for always being there when I need help. Steve
I deleted it when I noticed that Chris had responded to you but I see you got it through email notification. I had the same problem you described with my digital camera after I first purchased it -- lowering the resolution helped a lot. Let me know how it goes!
posted on March 11, 2005 02:55:04 PM new
Hi Sonya, shot and uploaded several images today without any problems. I guess lowering the resolution did the trick. Merci beaucoup again for your help. Steve
I had the same problem you described with my digital camera after I first purchased it -- lowering the resolution helped a lot. Let me know how it goes!