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       #61

    Tom Mckibbin said:
    mitchell65 said:
    So are you saying that we should stop here? You are happy to have a good camera that you can't view the results properly on your PC?
    would love to sort but feeling like am gettin on folks nerves now.
    OK so one more try at something. Open that Paint program again and open one of the sample files from Picture/Sample pictures/ koala.jpg. Choose that one ass it is one of the best photos there. How does that look in Paint?
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       #62

    pic quality


    dont believe what i have done. cant find sample pics must have deleted them yesterday with all the pics i had.
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       #63

    The look in your recycle bin, they will be in there!
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       #64

    pic quality


    emptied it with pics i had for months. creating space.
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       #65

    Well I am happy to upload the Sample Photos folder to my test site for you to download and install. Do you think you can manage that OK?
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       #66

    samples


    Yes of course, will try anything.
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       #67

    Tom Mckibbin said:
    Yes of course, will try anything.
    Excellent off to do the shopping now. Will upload it when i get back!
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       #68

    OK Here we go:
    Needed to convert the file to a Zip file to make it easy to download en bloc but no problem.
    Click on this link:
    http://www.jmwebsites.co.uk/Sample%20Pictures.zip
    Make sure "Save File" is selected in the window that opens see this:
    Picture Quality-sample1.png
    Click OK
    You should then have this window:
    Picture Quality-sample2.png
    Close that and click on the folder icon next to the Start Button:
    Picture Quality-sample3.png
    That will open Windows Explorer. Click on "Downloads" as shown here:
    Picture Quality-sample4.png
    You will see the Sample Pictures.zip file in the list. You wont see the same list as shown on the screenshot but the zip file will bethere!
    RIGHT click on the zip file and in the window that opens, choose
    "Extract all...". The next window will be like this:
    Picture Quality-sample5.png
    Click Browse then in the window that opens, click "Libraries" then "Pictures" then click. "Make new folder". Click OK (We can rename this folder later).
    Now in the window you will see the path to the New Folder. Click "Extract" as in the screenshot:
    Picture Quality-sample6.png
    Wait a few seconds and that's it. All done.
    Now click the folder icon next to the Start Button as you did before, click "Libraries" Click "Pictures" in there click "New Folder" and there's you pictures back as before.

    Anytime you want to rename the New Folder, right click the folder and choose "Rename" just type Sample Pictures. Job done!
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    im also wondering, if you could upload a couple of pics via dropbox or a image hosting site, upload two pics the same one original and one you have edited, then we can see the difference that you have to make, im wondering if the pics you add more sat and hue etc will look odd to us or normal.
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       #70

    sample pics


    mitchell65 said:
    OK Here we go:
    Needed to convert the file to a Zip file to make it easy to download en bloc but no problem.
    Click on this link:
    http://www.jmwebsites.co.uk/Sample%20Pictures.zip
    Make sure "Save File" is selected in the window that opens see this:
    Picture Quality-sample1.png
    Click OK
    You should then have this window:
    Picture Quality-sample2.png
    Close that and click on the folder icon next to the Start Button:
    Picture Quality-sample3.png
    That will open Windows Explorer. Click on "Downloads" as shown here:
    Picture Quality-sample4.png
    You will see the Sample Pictures.zip file in the list. You wont see the same list as shown on the screenshot but the zip file will bethere!
    RIGHT click on the zip file and in the window that opens, choose
    "Extract all...". The next window will be like this:
    Picture Quality-sample5.png
    Click Browse then in the window that opens, click "Libraries" then "Pictures" then click. "Make new folder". Click OK (We can rename this folder later).
    Now in the window you will see the path to the New Folder. Click "Extract" as in the screenshot:
    Picture Quality-sample6.png
    Wait a few seconds and that's it. All done.
    Now click the folder icon next to the Start Button as you did before, click "Libraries" Click "Pictures" in there click "New Folder" and there's you pictures back as before.

    Anytime you want to rename the New Folder, right click the folder and choose "Rename" just type Sample Pictures. Job done!
    been out all day. have got your sample pics saved on desktop. same as when i last looked at mine, same pics, great quality.
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