"Uploaded file is too large."
Okay. I'm done.
I have the pics. If you want to see them text my cellphone.![]()
If you are sharing an image from online, you can upload to https://postimages.org/ and choose
to resize on upload. If the file does not allow it, save to your computer first and then upload to
https://postimages.org/ and select from the drop-down. 640 pixels is often large enough
It is the same straight from your e-device. I like postimages for a number of reasons,
such as, they do not require registration, they do not limit viewing of your images due to
band width usage, nor do they delete images (as photobucket does or used to on all three
counts), although postimages gives you the option to delete as long as you save the link to
do so, or do it before closing the upload page where all the coding info is given
Select the direct link from the second line of links provided, to copy and paste into the appropriate image tags.
Something else to keep in mind is that quoted messages do not carry over images posted
from member devices. A numbered link is provided instead which has to be clicked in order
to see the image. If you wish your image to transfer, or are wanting to post an image in a PM,
use an image host such as postimages.org. If you are quoting someone's post from an earlier
page and want their image to display, quote their post and then preview it with the number code,
open the image from the original post by right clicking to view, copy the christianchat url, and
insert in place of the number code. You must also change [ ATTACH] TO [ IMG] AND [ /ATTCH] TO [ /IMG]
Newer devices may not require this work-around to display images uploaded directly from other member devices.
I save my image file urls in a document for such, so that if I want to post the
same image again, I simply search the document for it by name, or keyword
in the verse.I am trying to get more thoroughly organized in this LOL.
That's really cool!
If you have a mountain of pictures, you might try irfanview. It is a freeware windows program that can do batch resizing. You can resize all those pictures in one big honking batch job.Magenta, what's the photo program you recommend that resizes image, so it's less data?
I have mountain pictures to post, but CC data limits are preventing this.
Too big, too clunky, too lazy. Lynx are much more sleek.Is that Lynx?
No way ! Its my favorite little outdoor arch...Imma get married there one day mark my words....Is the church missing a few pieces Pipp? Photoshop?![]()
Is that Lynx?
That's really cool!
I've never seen lightning at the same time as a rainbow. Is that a double exposure?

I love lightning pics!No it's tigger.
No it was a really strange storm in a location that had so many rainbows. I basically started the video rolling then extracted that frame as a picture. (We had lots of lightning and lots of rainbows that year and I was experimenting with settings on my little point and shoot camera to try to get good lightning pics).
Lightning pics like this:
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