Greetings and an Introduction

[Paco]

Taras and Diverbouy, thanks for the lodging info.

 

[Taras]

Greetings everyone,

I had some time last night to work on my pics from our trip to Cayman. As promised I would like to post a pic or two of the worms but for the life of me I can't get it to work. Can any one offer me a tip or trick to get theses pics to attach to my post.

Taras

 

[DiverBuoy]

Taras once bubbled...
Greetings everyone,

I had some time last night to work on my pics from our trip to Cayman. As promised I would like to post a pic or two of the worms but for the life of me I can't get it to work. Can any one offer me a tip or trick to get theses pics to attach to my post.

Taras

Hit "Post Reply" below and use the Attach File section Just under the "your reply" and "options" section. Click browse and select your image directly from your hard drive. The format type of the image must be gif, jpg, or png and the maximum size of the image must not exceed 100k (which is small in image terms). If you're not sure the size of your image right click your image file (from the browse window) and choose properties.

Warning: A common format is bmp which is not supported on scubaboard. This format is a real pig on memory size. Even once you get the image to jpg format for instance you will still most likely have to edit the image to scale it down for example.

OR an alternative approach to attachment:

You can use the IMG button just above the "post subject" section, however for this to work your image must be FTP'ed or uploaded to another website. What IMG does is let you create a link to the image.

Hope this helps ...

 

[Taras]

DiverBouy,

Thanks buddy I think the size of the images was my problem. Here goes... This is the best out of the pics I took of the flatworms.

Best to all today,

Taras

 

[Taras]

Ok, so I'm a doof when it comes to this picture posting stuff. Lets try this again.

Taras

 

[Taras]

Maybe I'm not as big of a doof as I thought.

Taras

 

[gemma]

Congratulations Taras
I licke it very much.

gemma
www.oceansub.com

:hi: :hi:

 

[DiverBuoy]

color is little washed but contrast and edges are sharp and it is certainly a good subject postion and overall composition.

 

[Dee]

Welcome to the Board! :wave:

You're picture of the flatworm is very nice.