Question about adding pics to PSA registry sets

KOBEcollector

Im trying to add pics to my PSA sets by first hosting them on Photobucket and then uploading them to PSA.

Im having trouble doing this. Is it possible and if so what am i doing wrong ?

It's so easy for me to resize the pic of my card on Photobucket, thats why im trying to add pics to my set this way

thanks in advance for any help
Dave

WinPitcher

Kobe

when you name the file do not use spaces.

example........a 1965 mantle card should be named:

1965mantle


not 1965 mantle


I have never used photobucket to show my pics. I used PSA as the host.

I have used 150 dpi and it works fine.

Steve

1960toppsguy

Mine always show up as "file to large" with a bunch of asterics and odd quotations. Am I doing the same thing wrong?

WinPitcher

If you come up with all types of notations you need to name the file
like i said.


mantle65

not mickey-mantle, 7


as for the size, I have used 150 dpi while using PSA as the host.

if for some reason you still have a file size problem lower the size to 72 dpi.


hope this helps


remm it is important to name the file using one word.

no skips, etc.


Steve

fsjeter

I don't believe you can use photobucket to host images for the registry. The image files have to be uploaded directly to PSA. Also, once the image is uploaded to Photobucket, it's stored on their server, no? They, Photobucket, may have some kind of administrative block to keep people from copying stored files without being logged in or something. You may have to copy/download the file back to your hard drive after you resize it and then upload it to PSA.

Scott

clayshooter22

<< <i>Mine always show up as "file to large" with a bunch of asterics and odd quotations. Am I doing the same thing wrong? >>



1960toppsguy,

You need to resize your file to a smaller size. Have XP? Use MS Picture manager and resize to "web images". That should resolve your issue.

Clay

WinPitcher

don't believe you can use photobucket to host images for the registry.

I agree



steve