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#1 NateFollmer

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Posted April 12 2011 - 10:29 AM

Before reading the tutorial, please note that all images must be under 150kb in size. If your image is too big and you don't know how to resize, check out this link: http://www.picresize.com/

Tutorial 1: Uploading and Basic Features

Ok, here is a pretty quick tutorial on how to use the new gallery. The gallery is a pretty powerful system and will be a great addition to the forums. No need to host your fishing photos elsewhere, when we have such a tool at our disposal. Here is a rundown on how to upload images and how to use some of the basic features.

Step 1:

When you click the Gallery button, you'll see this screen. You'll obviously want to click the Upload button:

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Step 2:

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You'll want to create a New Album here. If you already have an album or you want to add to one of the community albums (like the Trophy Albums), the following steps are the same, minus naming the album.

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Here you will give your Album a name, Description, Parent Album (if needed) and set the albums visibility. Most of the time you won't need to set a Parent Album, so leave it at none. This will create an album inside an album.

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Click the 'Click to Attach Files' button... Seriously, that's what you do! If you have trouble with this uploader, click that green link at the end of the box to use the basic uploader. Almost everyone here SHOULD be able to use the standard uploader though.

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You'll get that nifty little box that allows you to select what files you want to upload. Hold CTRL to select multiple photos at once. You can only upload 10 photos at a time, so if you have more than 10, select your 10, hit Open, then select more, hit Open, etc...

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If all went well, you should see your images in this box. Click 'Review & Publish' to proceed.

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Here you will give your photos names and descriptions. You can also put any copyrights on the photos - basically telling people how they can use or not use your photo. Also, you'll notice my last photo has another option under it - "Display image map and location". If you check this box, a small map will appear beside your photo in your gallery with the location of the photo. Most camera phones and even some cameras will write GPS data to photos, if that information is present, this option will appear.

OH NO! That photo is flipped! Don't panic, we can fix it! Click the 'Rotate Photo' button until the thumbnail is facing the way you want it. Don't worry, it isn't going to cut off your photo like it does in that tiny box.

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That's better! If you forget to do this step, it is always available to you in your gallery.

#2 NateFollmer

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Posted April 12 2011 - 10:30 AM

Step 8:

If all went as planned, you should have a screen full of your images. Click on one and we will see what else we can do with them.

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Decide you want to share the GPS data? Click 'Make this location public and add a map'.

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There it is! If you hover your mouse over the map, it will zoom in. Pretty cool!

Step 9:

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Check out some of the options you have available to photos. You may not have every option I do, but you have most of them.

'View EXIF properties' has all that extra data the camera writes to the image. It tells you a lot of neat things like camera settings, date and time, location (if it's shared), etc...

'Set As Photo' will make that photo your avatar for the forums. Makes it easy to switch avatars on the fly.

Step 10 (Sharing):

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Here are the options you will use to share your photos. You can put these images directly into your posts, inline with your text. No need to use the attach feature, unless you want to be uncool.

BBCode is used by most forums, use this if they do not support HTML. I don't think I have ever ran across a forum that doesn't support this, so this is the safest bet if you are posting elsewhere. If you use the BBCode in any post here, it puts the image in a nice little box with some of the information about the image. Here's an example:

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HTML is supported by some forums, but most don't allow HTML in posts. Best to use this if you're posting your image on your personal website or something similar.

Image Link will give you the web link to where the image is... To use this link, you can either just post the text (shows up as a clickable link and not an image) OR you can use the 'Insert Image' button at the top of the post editor (That will make the image appear instead of the text).

Page Link will simply give you a link to share if you want to send people to the page the image is on.

That's enough tutorial for 1 day. Post any questions you have here!

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Posted April 12 2011 - 10:51 AM

Awesome tutorial! If you can't figure it out from that.... :rolleyes: Thanks!!

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Posted April 12 2011 - 11:02 AM

LOL thanks man! Just trying to help everyone see the resources available... It is bassRESOURCE anyway :P

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Posted April 12 2011 - 02:47 PM

Thanks Nate..... Sticky this thing please!

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Posted August 15 2011 - 03:48 PM

Thanks Nate for using my pickerel as an example!lol no but really I need that site maybe that will help over paint to re size my pics. Also any way we can do a gallery tournament and the prize be your camera??
Oh please dear lord let it be an 8 or more!!

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Posted August 16 2011 - 03:56 PM

LOL No problem! The site I use to resize my photos is http://www.picresize.com/, quick and easy for when you don't want to open a program.

I was thinking of some photo contests to run. Can't give away my camera, but I might have some stuff laying around I could part with haha I just use my phone (Motorola Atrix) and sometimes my Sony A-230, you can pick up an A230 for around $200 now with an 18-55mm lens, not bad for an SLR.

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Posted March 23 2012 - 01:32 AM

When I attach photos to forum postings they show up as small thumbnails. Others post photos that show a nice size. Why are mine so small. I've tried to figure this out myself using FAQ and search and have gotten nowhere.

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Posted March 23 2012 - 12:24 PM

Click on your attached thumbnails, and they'll expand to full size.

If you want to post pics without using attachments, go to the pic you want to use, right click on it and select "copy image address". Then go to your post, click the "image" button on the reply control panel (the square with a tree in it), and paste the image address in the box.

I hope that helps.

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Posted March 23 2012 - 05:15 PM

Click on your attached thumbnails, and they'll expand to full size.

If you want to post pics without using attachments, go to the pic you want to use, right click on it and select "copy image address". Then go to your post, click the "image" button on the reply control panel (the square with a tree in it), and paste the image address in the box.

I hope that helps.

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I don't get a "copy image address" when I right click on the photo :(

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Posted March 23 2012 - 05:28 PM

I should have remembered to mention that copying the image address only works if you're using a photo that is hosted online. Sorry about that!

Go to the gallery and upload your pictures, and then try right-clicking on the pic. You should get a menu with links to different sizes of your image; choose the size you want, and then right-click and copy the image address.

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Posted March 23 2012 - 06:30 PM

If you upload an image from your computer, it will appear as a clickable thumbnail. If you link to it, it will appear full-size. In order to link to it, it must already be online.
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Posted March 23 2012 - 09:33 PM

I should have remembered to mention that copying the image address only works if you're using a photo that is hosted online. Sorry about that!

Go to the gallery and upload your pictures, and then try right-clicking on the pic. You should get a menu with links to different sizes of your image; choose the size you want, and then right-click and copy the image address.


Sorry guy's I fall apart on step 10. Creating the album and uploading photo's was basically intuitive; but linking photo to post is not. I have a screen shot in my album showing my right-click menu. I'll keep working on it, but had enough for tonight. I used the small green box on the edit tool bar but all I got was a small square icon for the photo.

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Posted March 24 2012 - 10:24 AM

1. Go to your album and select a photo to view.
2. Right click on that photo. Select "Direct link to this image file"
3. Copy the address in the address bar. It's at the top of your browser. Highlight that whole line, then on your keyboard, hit Ctrl+C
4. Reply to a post,
5. Click the picture Icon in the toolbar directly above the reply box. This would be the square icon underneath smiling face icon. It looks like this: Posted Image
6. Paste the URL in the pop-up window. Do this by hitting Ctrl+V, then click "save" at the bottom of the pop-up window.
7. Hit post. Regard your work.

Here's one of your photos. The link is
http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/uploads/gallery/album_341/gallery_35950_341_71537.jpg

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Posted March 24 2012 - 01:38 PM

Thanks Glenn,

Your step 3 is where I was failing, I thought when I select "Direct link to this image file" it made the association for me..
As soon as I saw where you copied the complete URL address to your post the light came on..
Sorry for being a pain in the butt.


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