these are pics from a pretty reasonable Kodak DX 3700
3.1 megapixel / 3x zoom / 8 mb memory and a 32 mb card
$242.00 at walmart. hope you like

 

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why buy the 3.1 megapix and show pics that small. Seems wasteful. Even little tiny key chain cameras are doind 1MPix and that kinda picture that can fill the whole screen. Cmon, man, give us the biggies!

 

I am going to have to second that...A 1 megapixel camers looks fine at that size. the only reason for spending the money for a 3.1 or higher is to enjoy being able to have full screen pics that you can blow up to poster sizes and frame if you ever wanted to. (I am sure once he gets the hang of it though he will learn how to post bigger pics)

Cbrickman---Are you putting the aftermarket spoiler on your car in the future?

 

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For the love of God, quit taunting me, man!

Just kidding... I'm happy to see as many pictures of your car as you can take! Two more months...

 

just tryin to figure camera out but ther will be more in all different sizes

 

crbrickman,

From the latest pics, we can tell that you originally took the pictures at a lower resolution, and then enlarged them. You need to increase the resolution on the camera before you take the pictures. You can then reduce them some to make the picture a bit smaller, and also to reduce the file size.

I flip back and forth on my camera, between low resolution pictures and hi res pictures. I take Hi res if I really want/need a clean pic, but low res if it is just something to quickly upload to my computer and post or email.

When I first got my camera, everything was Hi res. But it would take so much work to reduce them to make them emailable (they were 1mb files), that I started switching.

Hope this helps.

 

I noticed some are GIFs. Usually JPEGs are better for photos because GIFs are limited to 256 colors. That's why if you look real close you can see the grainy dithered pixel look.

 

yeah...yur saving as GIF or BMP I think. Save as JPEG..and somethimes the program says "chose quality for JPEG" and select HI!