Tigercats

[Hobbes]

You can always edit your own posts.
And it's 75 kilobytes, not megs...

[tigercat2]

How do you add multiple photos to one posting, like the person with all those fabulous photos of the model show?  Can you send multiple photos as long as they do not exceed 75k total?

Thanks.

Wes W.

[NARSES2]

No wonder I havn't got one in the stash - the man's got the entire production run !

Love 'em    

Chris

[Tophe]

How do you add multiple photos to one posting, like the person with all those fabulous photos of the model show?  Can you send multiple photos as long as they do not exceed 75k total?
Thanks.
Wes W.

There is one way even more simple: as long as each picture is below 75Kb, you can post it as "add reply" to yourself, then the next one as a new "add reply" etc. in a single topic. Sometimes, it seems refused, just wait 5 minutes and come back, it is accepted then.

Your hypothesis is another possibility I guess: several pictures in a single reply. I have seen a very few such replies with one picture then text then another picture, but I don't know how to do unless those pictures are already on the Net with an http location (in this case, click on "BB code help" below the clickable smilies, it is explained in the img line).

Do that help?

[tigercat2]

Experiment with photos and reply to myself

[Tophe]

Success!  

[Gary]

Kinda looks like IDF paint, don't it?


Huh...  huh

Come on, you know it's a good idea  

[Captain Canada]

Yeah, cool camo !

I like the t-tailer......it's got extended wings too !

What is it, a PR bird ?

 

[Captain Canada]

102s rule !

Sweet.........



I couldn't believe my eyes a few years back, when I saw one mounted atop a pole in Stephenville, Newfoundland ! Then I sobered up, and realized I was on a major (former) USAF base !

 

[tigercat2]

The T-tail bird was intended as a high-altitude photo bird, and served as a test bed for chopping the canopy area, adding extensions to the wings (don't remember what I used), adding a "radar nose" and re-doing the tail to a T-tail.  

It really is pretty crude, but the camera is kind!!


Wes W.

[elmayerle]

They obviously needed to switch to a T-tail to get a longer moment arm to balance the increased nose-down pitching moment due to the extended wings.  At least that's as plausible as any other reason.

[Tophe]

several pictures in a single reply. I have seen a very few such replies with one picture then text then another picture, but I don't know how to do unless those pictures are already on the Net with an http location (in this case, click on "BB code help" below the clickable smilies, it is explained in the img line).

I try from my home page...

and a second picture in the same reply:

Will it work?

[Tophe]

It works...      

[nev]

It really is pretty crude, but the camera is kind!!

Its like I always say - many a modelling sin is covered by a fuzzy digicam photo