Video Tutorial: using Photobucket to post photos

[63ChevyII]

As a result of my limited knowledge, I won't ever be able to really contribute to this board by helping others with their cars. However I hope this tutorial on using photobucket to post photos here will help someone.

Version 1 -Flash, 22mb, 1024x768 (http://lyndonjscott.com/photos/galleries/carrepair/tutorial_vids/HAMB/photobucket/)

Version 2 -Quicktime, 6mb, 800x600 (http://lyndonjscott.com/photos/galleries/carrepair/tutorial_vids/HAMB/photobucket/HAMB_PB.mov)

I will create a tutorial on using Irfanview to resize images in the near future. If anyone thinks this is helpful or if there are other programs I should do this for, let me know.

Thank of all of the help everyone,

63ChevyII

[63ChevyII]

I used a better encoder for the vids above, and as a result the quality is better with a slightly larger file size. Let me know what you think...

[hotrodladycrusr]

Keep in mind if you use PhotoBucket to host your photos you do NOT need to resize the images before uploading to Photobucket.

[willie57]

Thanks for the help your video tutorial works great. Thanks again.

[63ChevyII]

no problem....


here are a couple of more tutorials. as stated above, if you are using photobucket, you do not need to resize your images.


Photo Resizing

Using Irfanview to resize images:
Please note Irfanview is a free program that can be downloaded here. (http://www.irfanview.com)
Quicktime, 6mb, 640x480 (http://www.lyndonjscott.com/tutorials/irfanview/general/irfanview_resize.mov)

Using Photoshop to resize images:
Quicktime, 6mb, 40x480 (http://lyndonjscott.com/tutorials/adobe/resize/STEVES/index.html)

Using Photoshop to resize groups of images (batch resize):
Quicktime, 14mb, 640x480 (http://lyndonjscott.com/tutorials/adobe/batch_resize/STEVES/STEVES_Adobe_Resize_Batch.mov)