So I'm trying to post some photos and I keep getting the "file is too large" error. I'm using an iPad as a camera and I can't find a way to reduce the size of the photo but I see pix posted that seem to be every bit as large or bigger than the ones I want to put up. So I'm a computer dummy and need help. Any suggestions. I posted the profile picture from the same iPad with no problems.
This has worked flawlessly in the past but not today. I keep getting the message that image jpeg is not allowed. But then see in the list of usable files is jpg.
Not a typo. I thought jpeg and jpg were the same thing? I don't think I change from one to another on iPhone or iPad ? Not sure.
I use photobucket for some things but it is such a clunky website that takes far too long to do simple things. The free image viewer software Irfanview has a little checkbox when you go to save that lets you give a file size for jpg. When you save, it will tweak the compression ratio to give you the best image quality without all the trial and error.It is a great program, been using it for almost 20 years. It can display almost any image format you're likely to encounter. Easy to resize (CTRL+R), just use the space bar and backspace keys to do a slideshow of a directory filled with pictures, and much much more. I would not be without it.
Is there any way possible that the web host could change the site image file type to allow .jpeg? This simple change would allow the vast numbers of us iPhone and iPad users to upload our photos once again.
Evidently I'm not the only person who finds posting pics on GTA a nightmare. It's like someone consciously sat down and said to themselves "let's make this just as confusing and convoluted and step filled as we can possibly make it". That's why you see no pics from me, waaaay to much............Why do we only see pics from a teeny, tiny minority of posters? (maybe a couple dozen out of +10,000 members) The vast majority of posters we never see pictures. Why is that? Not all of us went to school with a computer in front of us since 1st grade. What may seem like nothing to some is everything to others.