Help please how do I upload photos from iPhoto on a Macbook

[Earthgirl Jen]

As the title suggests what am I doing wrong?

Thanks for your help as always x

[Scarlet]

What error message are you getting? It’s probably that the image is to large?

Image resize links and info to be found here:
https://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gr...tos_96156.html

Please let us know how you get on.
Have a test here.....

[Earthgirl Jen]

Thanks Scarlet x

Just that it wouldn't work, upload failed, sorry..

[Scarlet]

Yes, that’s probably because your image is too big. I often just use the edit tool on my iPad and crop the image.

[Earthgirl Jen]

Test pic of onions

[Earthgirl Jen]

Scarlet you whizz x it worked, thanks x

Test pic of onions

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[Scarlet]

There you go! Perfect

[Scarlet]

....and you type faster than me

[DannyK]

I've got an iMac and have lost the will to live at times when trying to upload photos.

What we need is a thread headed "Photo Testing" so that we can experiment with uploading without cluttering up proper threads with our catastrophes. Any chance of this please? Posts over say a week old could be deleted to save space.

You Windows bods are lucky as there's so much freeware. There is some for OS X but not had time to try it out .

Using the "export" function on Photo loses size like the onion one above but maybe I've done something wrong.

I tend to use Flckr as you get full size good quality photos. Cropping degrades them. Also I seem to remember photos being lost from Vine's servers. This won't happen with Flckr.

Here's a sample https://www.flickr.com/photos/103667.../shares/89XJPB

If you click on the small pic you get a very good zoom.

[veggiechicken]

I've got an iMac and have lost the will to live at times when trying to upload photos.

What we need is a thread headed "Photo Testing" so that we can experiment with uploading without cluttering up proper threads with our catastrophes. Any chance of this please? Posts over say a week old could be deleted to save space.

You Windows bods are lucky as there's so much freeware. There is some for OS X but not had time to try it out .

Using the "export" function on Photo loses size like the onion one above but maybe I've done something wrong.

I tend to use Flckr as you get full size good quality photos. Cropping degrades them. Also I seem to remember photos being lost from Vine's servers. This won't happen with Flckr.

Here's a sample https://www.flickr.com/photos/103667.../shares/89XJPB

If you click on the small pic you get a very good zoom.

New thread as requested.

https://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gr...tos_97050.html

[Earthgirl Jen]

I've got an iMac and have lost the will to live at times when trying to upload photos.

What we need is a thread headed "Photo Testing" so that we can experiment with uploading without cluttering up proper threads with our catastrophes. Any chance of this please? Posts over say a week old could be deleted to save space.

You Windows bods are lucky as there's so much freeware. There is some for OS X but not had time to try it out .

Using the "export" function on Photo loses size like the onion one above but maybe I've done something wrong.

I tend to use Flckr as you get full size good quality photos. Cropping degrades them. Also I seem to remember photos being lost from Vine's servers. This won't happen with Flckr.

Here's a sample https://www.flickr.com/photos/103667.../shares/89XJPB

If you click on the small pic you get a very good zoom.

Don't know if the is any help at all DannyK as we now have new thread to post this on !!! I exported my pics, medium size to separate file I could attach to the forum and it worked... I'm not looking for 'super HD' pics to post on the forum just a pic that shows what I want it to..

[Scarlet]

The photos I post are usually just photos of my veg/garden...if I chop a bit off it doesn't really matter and it's generally enough that it will upload straight from my phone. I'll often upload it while in the garden or when I've just come in straight from my mobile. I find it quick and easy. If you take the photo stepped back a bit knowing you will crop the image it will upload fine.