Issue - square grid showing?

Bitter Jeweler · Jun 10, 2011

The_Traveler said:
POST AN IMAGE.
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT PHOTOS HERE.

Umm..he tried to, and got the same error message you were recently complaining about. So he posted a link.

The_Traveler · Jun 10, 2011

The_Traveler said:
POST AN IMAGE.
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT PHOTOS HERE.

POST A LARGE IMAGE.
MAYBE EVEN A 100% CROP

camz · Jun 10, 2011

Op you know what would be better is to take a screen shot of what's on your display and post it here.

I couldn't see the grid either when I opened up your link.

o hey tyler · Jun 10, 2011

Yeah, no grid OP. Hit that PrtScn button, and CTRL+V that **** into a photoshop document.

480sparky · Jun 10, 2011

Bitter Jeweler said:
Umm..he tried to, and got the same error message you were recently complaining about. So he posted a link.

That, and it's a noob.

Bitter Jeweler · Jun 10, 2011

The_Traveler said:
The_Traveler said:

POST AN IMAGE.WE ARE TALKING ABOUT PHOTOS HERE.

Click to expand...

POST A LARGE IMAGE.MAYBE EVEN A 100% CROP

Traveler, are you angry today?

Derrel · Jun 10, 2011

The_Traveler said:
POST AN IMAGE.
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT PHOTOS HERE.

Take it easy,Francis. He has had a link to the image up for quite some time. Can you not muster the strength or courage to hover your mouse pointer over the link and "double-click"? Is it too hard for you to double click on a link? Are you a Windoze-user who's deathly afraid of clicking on a link out of Trojan fears???

Bitter Jeweler · Jun 10, 2011

Why do you have to double click? One click would suffice. Are you just trying to get rid of excess energy? :lol:

adfo · Jun 10, 2011

The_Traveler said:
POST AN IMAGE.
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT PHOTOS HERE.

Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr okay.

bogeyguy · Jun 10, 2011

I see no grids. Pixeling if I zoom to about 300-400% LOL!

adfo · Jun 10, 2011

Good idea about the screenshot though....

http://www.fosker.co.uk/Clipboard01.jpg

Still can't put it as an image in the post though!!

480sparky · Jun 10, 2011

Yep.... there's a grid there. I took the liberty of cropping a portion of it and marking it to make it easier to see.

My guess is it has something to do with either the settings on your graphics card being in conflict with your monitor, or it's the compression used in your software when you wave the image.