My New 'T' Part 2
- Thread starter CatMan1
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sugarmaker
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Cat Man,
Oosting pictures is something that you need to learn to do some how. It is so important to documenting your work on the T. I have my way of doing the pictures its kind of long and drawn out but works well and I have posted some 8,000 pictures on various forums.
Dont know if I can help you, other than to say that it will help you here on the Ford Barn for sure. I take them with my Android smart phone. Then on my lap top i resize them using photosizer HD (best size is about 800 x 400 pixels). Then I upload them to imgur which is a third party storage area. Then I can copy and paste them here. Yea a lot of moves but it works well for my crude old fashion picture loading.
Nope I dont have a T!
Never drove one yet! (I am over in the 32 to 53 section)
Good luck with your T project.
Regards,
Chris
Oosting pictures is something that you need to learn to do some how. It is so important to documenting your work on the T. I have my way of doing the pictures its kind of long and drawn out but works well and I have posted some 8,000 pictures on various forums.
Dont know if I can help you, other than to say that it will help you here on the Ford Barn for sure. I take them with my Android smart phone. Then on my lap top i resize them using photosizer HD (best size is about 800 x 400 pixels). Then I upload them to imgur which is a third party storage area. Then I can copy and paste them here. Yea a lot of moves but it works well for my crude old fashion picture loading.
Nope I dont have a T!
Never drove one yet! (I am over in the 32 to 53 section)Good luck with your T project.
Regards,
Chris
mercman from oz
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These are pictures of CatMan1's 1926 Ford Model T Roadster