making pictures large isn't hard, but it is a bit of a process. I'm going to assume photoshop, photobucket and blogger for this, because that's what I use, so that's what I know how to use.
step one: resizing your photo.
- go to image>image size.
- enter the exact size you want your photo to appear. save.
- my verticals are usually 400 pixels wide, my horizontals 700.
- I created resizing actions to make this step even quicker.
step two: photohosting.
- if you have not already, sign up for a photohosting sight. (I use photobucket-it's free and very user-friendly.)
- upload your sized photo.
- underneath the thumbnail of you newly uploaded picture, click on and copy the 'direct link' code.
step three: blogger
- click on the same 'load pictures' icon you normally would.
- there are two empy boxes. Paste the code in 'add image from web', on the right.
- behold! large pictures.
possible step four:
- depending on your blog template, large horizontals might not fit inside the main column. in order to fix this, switch to 'edit html' mode while composing in blogger.
- locate the main column. if you are unfamiliar with html (like me) an easy way to do this is to add text and then look for it.
- adjust pixel width to accomodate.
the end. I hope that helps!
(I was serious about the short cuts though; for reals, share.)
2 comments:
I do the same. After I copy the html code from photobucket I just paste it where I am typing my post. Not sure if that makes the process any quicker though. I would also encourage those interested in sharpening their photos before placing them on the web, I personally think it makes a huge difference.
Thanks, good post.
I was just wondering about that the other day. Thanks for the info!
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