n the list of postcards on the seller's websiteBracebridge Pool from a postcard published by Salmon, not postally used, but from the number, colour and car I should say late fifties early sixties. I think an expert will have to play with it and the one going into Cannon Hill. What format should I scan in
OMn the list of postcards on the seller's website
Assuming you are using Windows
1.
Left click on it to display the image
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When the image displays, right click on the image and 'save as'.
3.
Edit it as necessary.
On my iPad I would display it and screenshot it.
Find it in Camera Roll
Rotate it left slightly because it has a slight right rotation.
Then use editor to crop it to just show the image and save as a jpg.
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thanksHi Bob,
Didn’t realise you were scanning it.
I would scan it as a jpg and use the scanner preview to see what you will get and reposition as required.
Oldmohawk
What a mess I made trying to post this.Bracebridge Pool from a postcard published by Salmon, not postally used, but from the number, colour and car I should say late fifties early sixties. I think an expert will have to play with it and the one going into Cannon Hill. What format should I scan in
I am learning all the time from all these much younger , obvDon't think of it as a mess Bob - more a learning curve!
I stopped posting for ages because I couldn't get my pictures onto the forum and then Lyn, I think it was, explained and all was well after that. At the time they were too large and she told me how to re-size them. I've learned so much from the folks on here.
At last, I think thanks to OMWhat a mess I made trying to post this.
Bob
now that is a group photo. lol thanks oldMohawk.All the Scouts together at the 1957 Jamboree.
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