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[John612]

City of Rocks State Park, New Mexico

[Canyonlight]

City of Rocks State Park, New Mexico

John - the overall picture is very nice but the relection of the sky on your Reflection back window is awesome !

Dan

[John612]

Thanks Dan, can't remember who I stole the idea from.
also can't remember how to make the picture right side up, do you know?

Thx,
John

[backtrack2015]

Obviously I have the 28BH, but my InTech Pursue (shown here at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon) has wormed its way into my heart. It has an AC (with electric heat strip), a MaxxFan, and 12V/110V internal outlets. The only real maintenance items are the battery and the Torflex axle. I can park it in my garage to work on it (just repacked the bearings). The front wall is all cabinets (2-ft deep) and the remaining 8-ft of interior is just a flat floor with a queen mattress. The framing (walls/floors/ceilings) is all welded aluminum. The exterior is sheet aluminum (roof and all sides). It's equivalent to having a very nice tent but much easier (if you ask me).

The biggest single issue with it is that the AC is ridiculously oversized and incredibly loud. I don't use it. The heater is great. I have a feeling this is going to be like my aluminum Grumman canoe... it's going to hang around forever while lots of other toys come and go.

[JCR GD]

John, the easiest way I have found is to save the image as a ".BMP" file (& edit/rotate) then back to JPG then upload. It has to do with the hidden instructions in JPG files. Saving to BMP dumps the rotation info your "camera" puts with the photo.

[Canyonlight]

Thanks Dan, can't remember who I stole the idea from.
also can't remember how to make the picture right side up, do you know?

Thx,
John

There have been a few Reflection "reflection pictures over the years and they are pretty cool looking. I do not know how to rotate but Jim does as he did in post 1005 (wow over 1000 posts !) and so does @orbiker (Ken) as I recall.

Dan

[BRIANV]

Thanks we are very excited

[BRIANV]

Thanks we are stoked!

[orbiker]

There have been a few Reflection "reflection pictures over the years and they are pretty cool looking. I do not know how to rotate but Jim does as he did in post 1005 (wow over 1000 posts !) and so does @orbiker (Ken) as I recall.

Dan

I don't know how to rotate photos. I use Flickr for my photo storage for over 10 years. My phone sends the pics automatically. I can and do upload from my camera too. I've been posting on forums for a long time. I copy the link of the picture on Flickr and past it right onto the text area. I chop off part of the link so it dosen't create a flickr link. KEN

Last May in a boondock spot in NE Oregon.

[Buddymc]

Thanks Dan, can't remember who I stole the idea from.
also can't remember how to make the picture right side up, do you know?

Thx,
John

What I learned to make the pictures load right side up if they were taken on an iPhone is to: open the picture and then choose edit, rotate the picture 360 degrees and save. Every time I do it the picture loads as it should on here or other sites I’m on.