To post them is not a problem really but how do I get them big and tasty instead that small thumbnail?
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Once you have uploaded your picture and before pressing POST REPLY you have the option to select size. Do you not see that option?Dynavector DV20x2L MC cartridge - Genesis G7.1f speakers - Marantz Reference PM-KI-Pearl Int. Amp. - Oracle Audio Paris MkV turntable - Various Morrow & Valab/King cables👍 1 -
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The button to the left doesn't seem to give you size options. The button to the right does. However, the "large" format category is really large-forget full size-unless you resize the image first (easy enough to do on my laptop's built in image preview tools ala Mac).
I like the size--big- that I get from linking to a photo from my photo bucket account, which (i think) is what Tima mentioned. I think it also takes up less bandwidth on Myles server since it isn't really being hosted here.
See example in next post.Comment
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#8.1Guest commented11-19-2016, 03:57 AMEditing a commentImmediately causing me to think of Bartok and his famous "night music" - a sound portrayal he often used in slower movements. Instead of harmony and melodic development, Bartók delivered his interpretations of nocturnal sounds from insects (and animals), often using drum and cymbal taps, strikes and splashes.
But I think this album had a different sort of "bug" in mind - it actually took me a moment to get that. heh
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