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4:20 wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 25, 2023 8:21 am
Look up!

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I wondered who crapped on me earlier.

Thanks very much.

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Yes. Got my ASD diagnosis last August (aged 46) - my ADHD diagnosis was in August 2019. I've been masking for so long it made the diagnosis a lot harder. Also watched the Chris Packham series. Part of the seeking diagnosis was the shut downs/ meltdowns I was experiencing over doing both bathroom and...

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Winter (as you only see these formations in Northern hemisphere winter)

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aka the mountain still known as Snowdon by almost everyone ;) Whilst Yr Wyddfa will be the only name used and Eryri instead of Snowdonia in both English and Welsh literature and Website run by The National Park - apparently Yr Wyddfa/Snowdon Eryri/Snowdonia will still have to be used in legal docum...

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Lancasterclaret wrote: ↑
Wed Dec 14, 2022 9:03 am
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Bloody cold this morning on the River Lune

Yes it's spectacular and beautiful

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Lancasterclaret wrote: ↑
Wed Dec 14, 2022 9:22 am
I have a nice view from mine, but that s**ts all over that

What a view that is!

Yes but I can't see Snowdon (it's no longer it's official name of course) from the end of my drive as Mynydd Mawr is in the way. I have to walk half a mile to see Snowdon.

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Bosscat wrote: ↑
Wed Dec 14, 2022 9:10 am
Welcome back Caernarfon cracking pictures good to see you

Thanks

Much appreciated

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Yr Wyddfa and part of Mynydd Mawr.

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Part of Nantlle Ridge - Trim y Ddysgl (2,326 feet) and Mynydd Tal-y-Mignedd (2,142 feet) in this photo l-r

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The view from my bedroom window.

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Good to have you back on Caernarfon. Hope all is well. Was lurking in the background. Needed to avoid emotional dysregulation, which I'd get from time to time on here, due to difference of opinion - I think the last one was about resizing photos. Anyway since then have had a diagnosis of Autism (le...

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More macro ice crystals on leaves between Beddgelert and Nantmor.

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Yr Wyddfa (The mountain formerly known as Snowdon)

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Swizzlestick wrote: ↑
Sun Sep 11, 2022 12:39 am
“Peter, you’ve lost the news!”

I prefer "On The Hour"

Shame they only did 6 episodes.

IRA Bomb dogs the best sketch.

Having to inhale helium to subtract credibility...

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Also in mid 19th century there were lots of different football games played in UK so when they codified them and gave different rules "asSOCiation football" nicknamed Soccer so as people knew which football they were talking about.

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Football - generic term covering lots of different sports
But used by most of those sports or the shorter footy.

Soccer - specific derived from "Association Football" and first used by the British - but for some time wrongly attributed to the Americans and their ruining our game.

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Already signs that this is a one sided and overly emotional thread. Please let's have the Leicester point of view for balance and keep to the facts only.

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And I know the problem then was conceding goals rather than not scoring.

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If we could get to 40 points then it's possible now.

Mind you 40 points might not be enough.

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Remember this from 2018/19 season?

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Indeed

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https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... sean-dyche

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I think all of us were trying to be helpful. The thing to remember with any photo is the only constant is the number of pixels. PPI and dimensions (in inches, centimetres) are not constant. If you have a square image say 16 megapixels (4000 x 4000) and on your monitor it is 4 inches by 4 inches ther...

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We're not really getting anywhere, and I don't think this is helping the OP. But my point is that you cannot increase the resolution of an existing image without losing quality, as Adobe helpfully explain below; /The only way to resize a smaller photo into a larger, high-resolution image without hi...

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Well they are similar. They’re relative to one another. Computer monitors have a greater number of colours than printers, therefore printers need to print a much higher number of dots than pixels to compensate otherwise what was printed would be nothing like what you see on your monitor. As an exam...

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Just to make it clear resizing is not altering the PPI it is resampling the image to increase the megapixels. PPI is pixels per inch correct. Megapixels is the total number of pixels in the image and is not measured as Pixels per inch. If you just changed the PPI figure it will not increase the numb...

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Rileybobs wrote: ↑
Wed Sep 08, 2021 9:28 pm
Dots per inch/pixels per inch - not sure there needs to be a distinction.

Dots of ink.

It'll be a bigger figure than pixels per inch.

Like saying centigrade and Fahrenheit are similar.

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Anyway. My advice to the OP is to look at aspect ratio of photo, check current resolution of photo and use these two things to work out the maximum recommended size at 300 DPI - if that size is satisfactory for the gift and it's a size available at Simpsons/Max Spielmann - go there and get it printe...

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I don't think ink dots and pixels have much to do with each other.

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Rileybobs wrote: ↑
Wed Sep 08, 2021 9:11 pm
But dpi is the number of pixels per inch, so this is directly related to the number of pixels, or megapixels.

No it's dots per inch - it's to do with printed images.

PPI is pixels per inch.

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You're adding information to an image, whether that information is 100% correct is open to interpretation and it's obviously guesswork by computer algorithms based on the existing image information. Presumably it will get more advanced as things progress. All I know is I've resized several of my pho...

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But resizing is changing megapixels not DPI.

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I think the thing is on a computer an image might be set at 72 DPI but when you want to print it you would want at least 300 DPI. The image if shot on a 24 MP camera will be something like 6000 x 4000 pixels - so you could probably print that at 300 DPI to a size of 18 inches x 12 inches and it woul...

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You can’t increase the dpi of an existing image. Obviously you can if it is a digital image. Presumably you're referring to images originally shot on film/negative? That I'm not sure of, but presumably an old black and white photo scanned to a computer would depend on the quality of the scanner used.

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I use a free resizing app on my android which will go up to 6000 pixels max on either axis but will keep the original aspect ratio. Being free it has adverts.

The free version of Light room on my iPad will also resize.

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Just as an example a 30 inch x 20 inch print at 300 DPI would require you to resize to 9000 x 6000 pixels.

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If you don't have Photoshop/light room there are free resizing apps available.

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Beaten to it I see.

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Once you've resized it accordingly the print will be fine.

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What I recommend you do is resize your image, depending on how big you want the print. There are various resizing tools out there. And usually a chart which will show you how many pixels you need as a minimum relating to DPI and the size of the print you want. Find out what sizes of print Simpson/Ma...

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Yes I'm wrong but only because it was quite complex. Arsenal relegated. Then finished third in second Division, then fifth before war. First Division expanded to 22 teams in 1919 - It was Chelsea the victims of a betting controversy who retained their place despite being one of relegated teams - The...

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