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Posted: Sun Jul 22nd, 2012 10:08
 
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 Iain,

I would do that if I could. Know of any way it could be done? I did post a larger one my gallery but still can't see the bugs.

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 Ralph G Speer wrote: Iain,

I would do that if I could. Know of any way it could be done? I did post a larger one my gallery but still can't see the bugs.

Ralph
I think Ralph that you have to use a program that permits transfer of large files. Then you email a link to that file and whoever you designate can download the full image to their computer. JK and I did that once with one of my photos. - EdM.
 




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 An easy way is to take it up to 1:1 full res in your favourite viewer, then do a screenshot of an area you would like to discuss.



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 I just put up a crop of 100% one that I took at 12,800 ISO Taken in the rain and no so good lighting.It's in my Gallery as tester -- Check out the Exif for all readings.

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