My pics suck Big time!

[viper1]

Don't know why but I post on a lot of sites. This one the pics look awful. When I upload they are really small, if I set the size bigger they are really grainy. Tried posting images from Photo bucket with no results. Also when I try to paste a recipe a box comes up to paste to then hit paste to copy to reply. Is this all normal?

 

[bmudd14474]

I haven't had that issue. Try Photobucket again using the IMG tags

 

[viper1]

ok



Well duh! It didn't work last time I did it. This looks much better.

 

[DanMcG]

Also when I try to paste a recipe a box comes up to paste to then hit paste to copy to reply. Is this all normal?

Not sure if it's normal but has always been that way for me. drives me crazy.

 

[harleysmoker]

Any time I try to copy and paste anything here it has me do it in its own window, not really a problem, but yea. Your picture looks fine. My camera is 12 Mega Pixels and the camera takes pictures at 11.8 Some web sites make you re size them smaller but here It never asks for that.

 

[viper1]

My camera is a good one and also takes large pics. Sometimes if i know Im going to post I set it for smaller size. But I use photo bucket ever where almost. Just couldn't get it right here. If you click image and upload from your computer it will work.Or go to photo bucket and put cursor on pic then left click on the image link. You can right click her then paste. Worked for me.

 

[luv2q]

Viper, I see that you shot this pic with a Motorola DroidX. Try reshooting with the built-in flash forced to the "on" position. Photography is all about light. When you shoot in low light in full auto mode (be it a phone, camera, etc.) the ISO is automatically increased and, as such, so is the "graininess". Depending upon the sensor, some cameras are inherently grainier than others. Always remember the lighting aspect of your photography and this should help you to take better pics.

By the way, this particular pic still made me hungry!

 

[viper1]

Viper, I see that you shot this pic with a Motorola DroidX. Try reshooting with the built-in flash forced to the "on" position. Photography is all about light. When you shoot in low light in full auto mode (be it a phone, camera, etc.) the ISO is automatically increased and, as such, so is the "graininess". Depending upon the sensor, some cameras are inherently grainier than others. Always remember the lighting aspect of your photography and this should help you to take better pics.



By the way, this particular pic still made me hungry!

Sorry your right it was my droid. I try try to use my DSLR when I can but grab the phone when in a hurry. Seems Remembering to take pics is the hardest thing in curing meats. LOL Ant thanks for the tips!