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jlh42581
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2007/09/10 12:49:50 (permalink)

Tutorial Section Open To Contribute

Ok guys, I opened the forum up so that you can add what you want when you want. Please read the rules before posting in the tying forum.

http://forums.outdoorintegration.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=62#62

Jeremy
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    SilverKype
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    RE: Tutorial Section Open To Contribute 2007/09/10 13:41:41 (permalink)
    All forums are throwing out an error duuds.
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    Youghman
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    RE: Tutorial Section Open To Contribute 2007/09/10 14:39:13 (permalink)
    Just signed up for your forum. Looking forward to what shows up. I will be a student and not a teacher. Though I have a camera and can tie (somewhat), I have no clue as to how to put the two together and share.
    It sucks being cro-magnum.
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    fishenfool46
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    RE: Tutorial Section Open To Contribute 2007/09/17 00:19:29 (permalink)
    lol yough i feel your pain i am the same. jeremy what do you mean 500 px i have a nikon d80 digital it can shoot up to 10.2 meg what do you suggest i shoot on to get the 500 px? any info will help.
    post edited by fishenfool46 - 2007/09/17 00:20:33
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    jlh42581
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    RE: Tutorial Section Open To Contribute 2007/09/18 08:31:53 (permalink)
    Shoot at your highest resolution, then pull your photo into a photo editing software like photoshop and resize it to 500px wide, it will scale the height automatically making it fit nice into the forum without horizontal scrolling.

    Jeremy
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