1977 IROC Series Camaro

[shafer]

this is a very unique petty car I have just started on

enjoy http://pettymodelcars.webs.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=14032725

[MAGNUM4342]

Clyde, you really gotta get over this fear of posting your pictures here. You do realise the site will automatically resize them for the posts right? Many more people will check out and get into your builds if they can see them here where they should be without having to follow a link.

[MAGNUM4342]

I don't understand that because my camera takes hooge pics and they've always posted. Most folks here use a site like Photobucket or Fotki. (I personally do not like Fotki but to each his own.) I've never had an issue with this site or any other accepting my photobucket pics, in fact Futurabat uses it too. Another thing you could try is (and I admit I don't know what your operating system is) take the pics into paint shop before you post them and reduce thier size there before uploading them. Another question I would ask is, do you have a macro setting on your camera and are you using it. My camera is set on macro and as you've seen I have no issues with posting any size picture.

[shafer]

I am building the white #1 that is in the cars of the king book - glad to see you back , Jacen

[sjordan2]

Are you trying to post images directly here without using a photo hosting site? This forum provides a maximum amount of uploaded memory; when you use that up, you have to use a hosting site.

[sjordan2]

I have my own website http://pettymodelcars.webs.com/ but my photo extentions are not permitted on this site, I was post pix with browse button b4 but now all my files seem to big to load

That's the source of your problem. You MUST use a photo hosting site that provides the proper codes for copying into your posts. Open a free Photobucket account, upload your images there, and you will have no problem.

photobucket.com

There is a pinned subject in the Tips, Tricks and Tutorials section of this forum that describes using Photobucket, but I find it unnecessarily complicated. It begins with telling you how to upload photos from your camera, which is somewhat down the list on the functions you want to use.

At Photobucket, you click on the upload button and a menu pops up to select the image you want, preferably from your desktop or somewhere on your hard drive. I won't go into more detail, but I think admin on this forum really needs to replace the Photobucket tutorial with something less complicated and easier to follow. It's not that hard. We get this question all the time, and I don't think we have an adequate tutorial for beginners.

Edited September 30, 2012 by sjordan2

[GoatGuy]

I have no problems loading pics directly from my pc. No photo hosting site. They are all jpg format, 72 dpi, 8x10 inches. I click on the "More Reply Options" button in the lower right corner of the reply window. Good luck.

[shafer]

how is this thanks for the assistance to all I think the photobuck idea worked

Edited October 1, 2012 by shafer

[MAGNUM4342]

Now you got it!

[sebivens]

It is SOOOO much easier to view pics here, even if they are thumbnails, instead of clicking a link and going thru the trouble of aanother site

[shafer]

Thanks

[shafer]

The goal is to make the car look like this but white, it wont be exact because, i have to hand paint a lot of items that there are no decals available for

[GoatGuy]

I will definitely follow your build. I always liked the IROC cars. I have a Firebird version started. Keep us posted.

[shafer]

completed pix will be posted this weekend

[Brizio]

Sweet project! Looking forward to see more!

[shafer]

thanks

[shafer]

Have you ever tried making decals on your computer with a printer?

no I have not , I am scared that they will bleed all over the place , will accept any advice though

[shafer]

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