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  • #106 by ElkRiverGal on 20 Apr 2022
  • Testing a photo...
  • #107 by TravlinMan on 21 Apr 2022
  • Hint - you look like you have an Apple device..   Save the picture as a .jpg or .png file then re-upload it. 
  • #108 by Bentley on 21 Apr 2022
  • Thank you!


    Hint - you look like you have an Apple device..   Save the picture as a .jpg or .png file then re-upload it.
  • #109 by BigDave83 on 21 Apr 2022
  • If posting from my phone I also resize to the smallest and save. To make sure it is below the maximum size allowed.
  • #110 by ZCZ on 21 Apr 2022
  • I do all my postings and pictures from my iPhone.
  • #111 by TravlinMan on 22 Apr 2022
  • A little background from the 'interwebs'..

    HEIC is actually a file format used by Apple for storing images on your iPhones and Macs. Earlier, Apple used the widely popular JPEG format to let you capture and store photos on your machines. Starting in 2017, the company has made HEIC as the default file format for all the images that you capture on your Apple devices.

    '.jpg and .png' is the web/cross platform standard..

    hope this helps explain things a little better.

     
  • #112 by TravlinMan on 22 Apr 2022
  • If posting from my phone I also resize to the smallest and save. To make sure it is below the maximum size allowed.

    ^ this is the fastest, easiest way to get an image uploaded as far as format and sizing.. ( In My Honest Opinion)
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