Photo upload tutorial

[cgbillb]

I got them fix, you were right just too large of a file all cool now
Thanks
Bill

[RCSubGuy]

It's really hard to say, Bill... how big are your photos? If too large, they might get kicked out of the engine.

[cgbillb]

Thanks Tom I will try that later tonight working on my 3d printer stand and gluing the hulls together
Again thanks
Bill

[trout]

Size may be an issue. If the jpegs are too big, they will not upload. When I upload, I reduce my photos so that the longest side of the photo is 11 inches. I believe my dpi is defaulted to 72.
Doing that reduces a 5 meg (5,000,000) photo to 150 - 300 KB (300,000)

[cgbillb]

it is the Jpeg files that don't seem to work
Bill
Athens Ga.

[cgbillb]

I am doing as you state here and I still can not upload photo on my build, as you can see I have up loaded some,
What am I doing wrong today? Can you help me
Thanks
Bill
Athens Ga.

[RCSubGuy]

You are following the instructions in the first post exactly?

[RCSubGuy]

Testing with Windows platforms that I have available to me (Windows 7Pro, 10), everything seems to be working properly.

[Tirfing]

Hello. My computer is a PC with Windows 8.1.

[RCSubGuy]

Tirfing, As uploading attachments seems to be functional for everyone else, I am assuming that this is an issue on your end. It's possible that the platform that you're using may not be compatible with this forum software. What are you trying to upload from? A PC? A Mac? A tablet? Your phone?

[Tirfing]

Of some reason I may not produce any attachments. Why is that?

[RCSubGuy]

Novelty coffin ?

That's huge !!

Studio-scale Disney Nautilus (about 11ft long).

[Peter W]

Novelty coffin ?

That's huge !!

[RCSubGuy]

Sample photo uploaded with default (no selection made)

[RCSubGuy]

Sample photo uploaded as "Large"