Reference Needed, Fiw Highlander

[John Long]

I don't really think so Gary. You can see all the detail you need to.

 

[simon1969]

How about this?

 

[garyjd]

Simon, What did you do to the image?~Gary

 

[Guy]

G'Mornin Gary,
I agree with John, that the first picture shows all the detail anyone would need. The second one is good, but not neccessarily needed to be that large. Just my 2 cents

 

[simon1969]

Gary,

I re-sized it in Paint Shop Pro, I'm not familiar with the image software you're using but if you can download the free one that gordy linked to here I can work on some detailed instructions for you tonight & Email it to you if you'd like?
EDIT Ok, I've mailed it to you anyway, hope it is of some use to you

I agree with John, that the first picture shows all the detail anyone would need. The second one is good, but not neccessarily needed to be that large. Just my 2 cents

Guy, Yep you're right, but I wanted to show Gary that it could be done

Simon

 

[Guy]

Hello Simon,
That is what I figured you were doing..

 

[John Long]

I downloaded the software in the link above. It seems a very useful package. It's not PhotoShop, but so far it seems better than the software that came with my camera.

 

[garyjd]

Ok guys, I loaded the program as suggested by Simon & Gordy. Is there enough interest for me to post the info that Anders was looking for? I know it's probably a stupid question, but there is a lot of stuff to be covered and input from fellow members could only add to it's value. I hope that most if not all the images are of a useful size.~Gary

Okay anyone up for some Highlanders?

 

[LCoote]

Gary, Thanks for the pics that you sent, I'm sure there will be more interest when you post all of that great material.

Bring on the Highlanders