Would like to post pics of my HT here, but lack the equipment. How? (1 Viewer)

[Inspector Hammer!]

I recently picked up some very nice pictures of my HT and thought it would be nice to post them on the forum for all to see, but alas I lack both the equipment and the know how on how to go about this. I think I remember one of the administrators saying that if I send him the pics in the mail, he'll load them in for me, can anyone confirm this?

They're not very big, they're 4x6 prints.

Thanks.

 

[Cees Alons]

I would really like to help you, but sending pics over to Europe might not be a wise idea. Are you sure you have no access to any sort of image scanner anywhere?

Because from there it's relatively easy.

Cees

 

[Darren Lewis]

Most photo development places will put prints onto disc for you.

 

[Vince Maskeeper]

Kinkos also offers scanners and scanning services which can get the pictures in the digital environment.
The steps to disaplying your pics on this forum are:
1) Get the pictures scanned. Again, Kinkos usually has self serve scanners, or will charge you an excessive amount to scan them for you.
2) Find a place to house them on an internet server (your ISP usually offers free webspace to customers where you can upload and house your pics-- and if not, if the pics are resonable size, Parker will often allow members to house a few pics on the HTF server).
3) Check the VBscript instructions to see how to link to your files once they are on an internet server. http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...ion=bbcode#img
If you absolutely cannot find a place to scan the pics- drop me an email and I might be able to work something out (I could scan and house the pics for you if all else fails.)
-Vince

 

[David Lambert]

How do I print digital images with the KODAK Picture Maker?
Most KODAK Picture Makers let you print pictures from a variety of digital sources, including a CD, floppy disk and digital camera card. The KODAK Picture Maker also lets you save pictures onto a floppy disk you can take with you. And - coming soon - you'll be able to use the KODAK Picture Maker to save your digital camera images to a CD.

Go to the Kodak Picture Maker homepage for more info about the device, plus a locate-by-zipcode feature. And, no, I don't work for Kodak at all!

 

[Parker Clack]

John:

However you chose to get your pictures scanned send them to me along with your equipment list and I will put them up on our server.

Parker