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Session 5

Session 5

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Well when I have nothing pressing going on, I like to go down to my local guitar hangout have a visit with the boys and try out some axes. So yesterday besides checking out the PRS SE Cssr. I picked up the Godin Premiere Ltd. It came in a beautiful blue shade, double Humbuckers, its a larger guitar, for the size, its fairly light in weight. The different sounds that come out those Humbuckers is Impressive to say the least and with tone and volume knobs can tweek the sounds. The Quality of the build and hardware like all Godins is excellent. I have a better understanding of why guys like these style of guitars so much. When you sit this guitar on your lap it just stays right were you plant it. I am fortunate to have this large shop right here where I live so I can have fun and try out all the different guitars.
 
I would like to put lots of pictures in here, The only pictures I'm able to put in here are old ones I have on my pc, before I bought this new camera that I have now its a Sony, great pictures it takes but couldn't just upload the pictures without going through their system. I uploaded the pictures into my pc everything good til I try to load on TTR. It says the file is too large to accept . I have tried for hours upon hours to do everything I can and nothing works, so I'm done with it for now, its too frustrating. I was able to send a couple of pics they come up so small , its not worth sending. Maybe one day I will get somebody who is computer savvy to come in. Only thing I can suggest is go to Godin Guitars site Its the Godin Core P90 CT Black, Mine is Black of course with the crème pups and trim.
 
you can use a picture hosting site......like (dare I utter it) photobucket......or similar non communist organization----
 
Hey Blues Session 5...check out Imgur. I think it's free and it's like but better than PhotoPhucket. They now charge $399 per year for 3rd site image hosting. A lot of my photos are on PhotoBucket but I can't post any pics because I didn"t pay their extortion fee.;)


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Session 5 said:
I would like to put lots of pictures in here, The only pictures I'm able to put in here are old ones I have on my pc, before I bought this new camera that I have now its a Sony, great pictures it takes but couldn't just upload the pictures without going through their system. I uploaded the pictures into my pc everything good til I try to load on TTR. It says the file is too large to accept . I have tried for hours upon hours to do everything I can and nothing works, so I'm done with it for now, its too frustrating. I was able to send a couple of pics they come up so small , its not worth sending. Maybe one day I will get somebody who is computer savvy to come in. Only thing I can suggest is go to Godin Guitars site Its the Godin Core P90 CT Black, Mine is Black of course with the crème pups and trim.
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Open the picture with Windows Paint. Click resize. Click Pixels. Make sure "maintain aspect ratio" is checked. Change the larger of the 2 numbers to about 1250 or lower. Save. Upload. There are other ways to do it and a recent thread where others share their methods, but this is how I do it.
 
Session 5 said:
I would like to put lots of pictures in here, The only pictures I'm able to put in here are old ones I have on my pc, before I bought this new camera that I have now its a Sony, great pictures it takes but couldn't just upload the pictures without going through their system. I uploaded the pictures into my pc everything good til I try to load on TTR. It says the file is too large to accept . I have tried for hours upon hours to do everything I can and nothing works, so I'm done with it for now, its too frustrating. I was able to send a couple of pics they come up so small , its not worth sending. Maybe one day I will get somebody who is computer savvy to come in. Only thing I can suggest is go to Godin Guitars site Its the Godin Core P90 CT Black, Mine is Black of course with the crème pups and trim.
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Right click on the oversize photo, left click open with, left click paint. Left click resize in tool bar, change horizontal and vertical from 100% to about 25% and save.
If you really want to post a photo and are still have trouble you can PM me and I'll send my personal email address. Send a photos to me, I'll resize and send back to you.
 
gasket said:
Right click on the oversize photo, left click open with, left click paint. Left click resize in tool bar, change horizontal and vertical from 100% to about 25% and save.
If you really want to post a photo and are still have trouble you can PM me and I'll send my personal email address. Send a photos to me, I'll resize and send back to you.
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Thanks gasket. I will try what RVA has mentioned, if it doesn't work this time for me I will take you up on your offer. Thanks I appreciate your offer Sir very much. I am not fluent when it comes to computers. I will also try what you have said as well.
 
Session 5 said:
My wife found it. She tried, then I thought I had changed the size, came back to the site tried to upload but it was a no show.
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If you have found the "open with" and then "paint" we are almost there.
I'm short on time just now BUT will post the next steps in photo form in a few hours.
 
Open with, then paint, then resize.

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Make sure percentage is showing, change 100% to what ever size reduction you want, my photos require reduction to 25%

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Once set at 25% or what ever reduction required, hit OK.

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You may have to save again when you close the photo?
 
gasket said:
Open with, then paint, then resize.

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Make sure percentage is showing, change 100% to what ever size reduction you want, my photos require reduction to 25%

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Once set at 25% or what ever reduction required, hit OK.

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You may have to save again when you close the photo?
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Hi gasket would like to thank you for sending these instructions for me. You went to a lot of work on my behalf, couldn't have done it without your help Sir!(y)
 
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