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Posted by Rob z7a NoTn on 8/11/2009, 7:23 am, in reply to "Posting pictures question"
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Aaron, congratulations on the new camera.
Now your ready to take loads of photos and by way of a cable wire from your camera, download them on to your computer. In the computer, you can load them down onto your desktop or in a folder of file.
HOWEVER, to post the photos here , you will still need to download the photos to somewhere on the internet. We normally use PHOTOBUCKET here.
Photobucket in a server on the internet that lets you open a free account and download pictures from your computer into PHOTO ALBUMS you create.
Its a great server and I think you will be happy with Photobucket but you need to open up a free account with them. go to
www.photobucket.com
If you need help transferring the photos , etc.etc. just ask and good luck Aaron..
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