Pictures

i have a picture i want to put on my myspace profile. and its in google images but i cant figure out how to do it. can someone help please?
i dont want to put it in my picture file. but on my profile page. but not the picture of me where it says my name and stuff. but like by my comments or in with my interests. if that makes any sence..lol

Save it to your computer in "My Documents" or "My Pictures" – then to get it on myspace, right click and go to where it says "properties" and copy & paste the code – it’s easy! =)

How to make an image have a transparent background. Image transparency, invisible background, image overlay. People call it many different things but in this video I will clearly show how to make an image have a transparent background using Adobe Photoshop. There are some tutorials showing how to do this that I have seen but they do not show how to do it clearly and never explain why you can’t see “Duplicate Layer.” It’s because your using an image that is not a JPEG, or compatible image. You have to first save the image as a different file type. Then you can proceed with making the background transparent! Be aware that there are multiple ways of making an image have a transparent background but I find that this way guarantees you the cleanest cut looking result without any missed dirty pixels lying around. So, when I want a quality transparent background without a chance of the image looking messy I use this technique.

This is my first tutorial video. If you want quality instruction from graphics design, to gaming walkthroughs, tips ‘n tricks, cutscenes, etc. This will be the place in the near future!

Please, comment, rate, subscribe. I will always love to hear what you guys think. I’d like to thank you for watching this video and I hope that it was truly helpful for you. Take it easy YouTubers!

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P.S.
You can get the taskbar that I use on the left side of my screen at:
http://www.rocketdock.com
It’s REALLY customizable so be prepared to waste some time away playing with it. heh

Also, the background that I use in the vid can be found by going to Google Images at this link:

http://images.google.com/imghp?hl=en&tab=wi

Search for “Mario Fireball.” You’ll find the background I use plus a lot of other cool one’s. Peace

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is it possible to copy a picture from google images and paste it onto a picture of me, is there any way to do that

I guess the easiest way would be to open the picture of you using Microsoft Paint. Go to Google, find a picture, right click it, and hit copy. Now go back to Paint and click Edit, then paste.

How do i get a picture from google images for my profile pic on youtube? Thanks for all your help in advance!!Please answer!

Right click the image and choose "Save Image As", save it to your desktop. Then go to your youtube account and choose to upload the picture from your desktop.

How do I add a picture on google images?

There isn’t a way from what i understand, the Images are found during Googles Webcrawl and a lot of the time the images are assocaited with the text/alt value of <img element. Put up a website and make sure you have it added to google to parse(http://www.google.com/addurl) and it should pick it up when it’s crawled.

These picture were taken at night on my digital camera on clear nights. The first time it happened was when i was using the flash as a light and i accidentally took a couple of shots and one or two of the pics had mist like anomalies. There had been no fog or mist and it wasn’t cold enough to see my breath. In some of the pictures faces can be made out. I take these pictures every night or so and occasionally the mists come. The mists do not come when I use my camera at ANY other time. These pictures are not manipulated. Can you explain them?

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I want two different icons to be my picture captions but I can’t figure out how. whenever I put them in only one image shows up.

http://chr15.net/myspace/PicsInCaptions.php

Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. Even though I never download images onto my computer, I just open them when I look through the pictures on this program there is an entire history of old images I’ve looked at. I have to go one by one and delete all of them. Is there a faster, easier way for me to clear all of the images?

Try to highlight in groups instead of one at a time and then delete. If they are all in the same folder, go to edit and click select all then delete

I am using a Nokia 6610 with no camera, no bluetooth etc.

The Nokia 6610 has an infrared (IrDA) port on it which is how i have transfered everything between my various mobile phones and pc’s over the years.
All you need is a "USB infrared dongle" and to know how to turn your mobile phone’s infrared on and off.
Download the pictures you want on your phone to your pc, plug the dongle in, turn your infrared on your phone on, align the two infra red ports and wait a few seconds for your pc to pick up your phone as a new nearby device.
It may at this point try to get you to install your mobile phone’s modem, but just cancel that unless it keeps annoying you as installing a new modem, while not serious, can cause a few small confusing problems.
An icon will come up on your desktop called "send files to nearby device" or something very similar, just double click that and you can navigate to the pictures you want to send and send them. Remember that you will have to confirm the send on your mobile phone and that you will need to keep the infrared ports aligned constantly while you are sending and receiving pictures.
Oh and you also need to check what format pictures your phone supports and make sure you send everything in the correct format.
If you need further help with it please feel free to e-mail me from my profile view.

Here is a website to show you what an IrDA dongle looks like and what you could expect to pay for one, you can get one in almost any pc store.
http://www.usbgear.com/usb-infrared.html
I could only find a U.S. site with a nice range, if you are in U.K. you should find yourself paying between £6 and £15.

NASA Astronomy Pictures Of The Week (5/2010)

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► Stardust in Perseus
This cosmic expanse of dust, gas, and stars covers close to three degrees on the sky in the heroic constellation Perseus. Right of center in the gorgeous skyscape is the dusty blue reflection nebula NGC 1333, about 1,000 light-years away. At that estimated distance, the field of view is about 50 light-years across. Next to NGC 1333 is the reddish glow of shocked hydrogen gas created by energetic jets and winds from stars in the process of formation.
• http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap100204.html

► Shepherd Moon Prometheus from Cassini
Another moon of Saturn has been imaged in detail by the Cassini spacecraft. Visible in an unprocessed image from 36,000 kilometers away, Prometheus’ 100-km long surface was revealed to have an interesting system of bulges, ridges, and craters. Cassini’s next major targeted flyby is of the moon Rhea.
• http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap100201.html

► Hong Kong Sky
This remarkable scene combines multiple exposures recorded from a waterside perspective in Hong Kong, China. It follows a young crescent Moon, with brilliant planet Jupiter to its left, as they set together in the western sky. Their two luminous trails are faintly paralleled by trails of background stars.
• http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap100206.html

► The Einstein Cross Gravitational Lens
Most galaxies have a single nucleus — does this galaxy have four? The strange answer leads astronomers to conclude that the nucleus of the surrounding galaxy is not even visible in this image. The central cloverleaf is rather light emitted from a background quasar. The gravitational field of the visible foreground galaxy breaks light from this distant quasar into four distinct images. The quasar must be properly aligned behind the center of a massive galaxy for a mirage like this to be evident. The general effect is known as gravitational lensing, and this specific case is known as the Einstein Cross.
• http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html

► Mars and a Colorful Lunar Fog Bow
Even from the top of a volcanic crater, this vista was unusual. For one reason, Mars (on the far upper left) was dazzlingly bright when this picture was taken, as it was nearing its brightest time of the entire year.
• http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap100202.html

► P/2010 A2: Unusual Asteroid Tail Implies Powerful Collision
First discovered on ground based LINEAR images, the object appeared unusual enough to investigate further with the Hubble Space Telescope. What Hubble saw indicates that P/2010 A2 is unlike any object ever seen before. At first glance, the object appears to have the tail of a comet. Close inspection, however, shows a 140-meter nucleus offset from the tail center, very unusual structure near the nucleus, and no discernable gas in the tail. Knowing that the object orbits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, a preliminary hypothesis that appears to explain all of the known clues is that P/2010 A2 is the debris left over from a recent collision between two small asteroids. If true, the collision likely occurred at over 15,000 kilometers per hour — five times the speed of a rifle bullet — and liberated energy in excess of a nuclear bomb.
• http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap100203.html

► Dust Storm on Mars
It’s spring for the northern hemisphere of Mars and spring on Mars usually means dust storms. So the dramatic brown swath of dust (top) marking the otherwise white north polar cap in this picture of the Red Planet is not really surprising.
• http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap100205.html

► The Colors of IC 1795
This colorful cosmic portrait features glowing gas and obscuring dust clouds in IC 1795, a star forming region in the northern constellation Cassiopeia. The nebula’s colors were created by adopting the Hubble false-color palette for mapping narrow emission from oxygen, hydrogen, and sulfur atoms to blue, green and red colors, and further blending the data with images of the region recorded through broadband filters.
• http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap091210.html

► The International Space Station Over the Horizon
The STS-129 crew of the Space Shuttle Atlantis undocked from the International Space Station (ISS) and returned to Earth. As the shuttle departed the space station, they took the above image. The ISS continues to be home for five astronauts of Expedition 21.
• http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap091207.html
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