Image size limit?

[tribologist]

Can we do a little fundriser and buy more storage space. Its no fun to post images if one have to start mailing them or do other exercises to get them small enough. Alternatively find a way to get image compression on the server.

[tribologist]

Found this:


https://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?t=2456201

Looks like it phbb has the option

Ulf

[Nancy]

John has worked on the image size limit problem, and believes it's been resolved. Please let us know if you find otherwise.

[jcollins]

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7 meg file upload test.

[tribologist]

Awesome!!!! It now takes iphone images both as portrait and landscape. Thanks Mr Collins!! Sorry for bothering you on a weekend when you could have been scraping bottom paint

[Norseman]

Ok, now the size is no problem, but how about half the pictures going sideways when posting?
Is there a way to go back and get them rotated 90 degrees without doing the whole process over like delete and re-upload, etc.?
Thx

[DesertAlbin736]

tribologist, aren't bottom jobs fun? PS, lucky you that you can do work on Driftless while parked in your yard. Our HOA rules barely permit me to wash the boat on the street in front of my house let alone keeping it stored at the house.

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Anyway, glad the file size issue is resolved.

Today's DA'ing photos, a morning at anchor in Desolation Sound, July 2018, a 6 MB photo

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Another, sunset looking west from Calvert Marina toward Calvert Marine Museum & Drum Point Lighthouse, Solomons, MD on Patuxent River, 2015, 3.4 MB

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Lots more photos to come if our east coast trip pans out later this summer & into fall. Might be the road trip to end all road trips, launch in Tonawanda, NY, haul out in Blades, Delaware. Meanwhile this week's sewing project is making a Sunbrella (TM) cover for our dinghy that can be in put place & removed while the dinghy is on the davits & hanging from the falls. Unlike our previous jaunt on Erie Canal where we didn't need the dinghy, this time it will have to be brought along & kept from being filled with water during the inevitable rainstorms. Photos for that project will be coming soon. Right now & I'm about half way through & the job is complicated by the zippered panels & sleeves needed to go around the davit's lifting tackle.

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