This is my first post on this site. From what I read it should be a good one.
The toys in my garage:
1) 1988 TR
2) 1983 Boxer (BBi)
3) 1988 Range Rover. A project car to have fun with. Will use as my
ATV when I finish with it.
4) 1997 Ford 350, with diesel, dually rear tires, flatbed with full dump
feature, and snow plow in front. Oh yes, 4 x 4. Comes in handy
when I do remodeling, and of course, snow plowing.
5) 1985 Ford diesel backhoe.......what a toy!!!!!! A must for all boys.
6) 1985 CASE-IH tractor, with a David Brown diesel engine............
cheaper than an Aston Martin!
7) ???????????????????????????Still looking for a bulldozer.
My 98 Toyota Camry (everyday driver) usually sits outside.
I would like to post some pictures. Just bought a digital camera. I am now able to get it into the computer, but the size of the pictures is WAY too large. Am I shooting at a too large image size? Can someone tell me what size it should be........I have a range of 640 x 480 up to 2560 x 1920.......with a total choice of 5. I used the largest size for my first set of photos, and the whole monitor screen showed just 1/10th of the picture......had to use the side and bottom bars.
Thanks
The toys in my garage:
1) 1988 TR
2) 1983 Boxer (BBi)
3) 1988 Range Rover. A project car to have fun with. Will use as my
ATV when I finish with it.
4) 1997 Ford 350, with diesel, dually rear tires, flatbed with full dump
feature, and snow plow in front. Oh yes, 4 x 4. Comes in handy
when I do remodeling, and of course, snow plowing.
5) 1985 Ford diesel backhoe.......what a toy!!!!!! A must for all boys.
6) 1985 CASE-IH tractor, with a David Brown diesel engine............
cheaper than an Aston Martin!
7) ???????????????????????????Still looking for a bulldozer.
My 98 Toyota Camry (everyday driver) usually sits outside.
I would like to post some pictures. Just bought a digital camera. I am now able to get it into the computer, but the size of the pictures is WAY too large. Am I shooting at a too large image size? Can someone tell me what size it should be........I have a range of 640 x 480 up to 2560 x 1920.......with a total choice of 5. I used the largest size for my first set of photos, and the whole monitor screen showed just 1/10th of the picture......had to use the side and bottom bars.
Thanks