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<blockquote data-quote="soberups" data-source="post: 936540" data-attributes="member: 14668">I have an iphone4. What I do is I take the picture and then send it to my personal email. When I get home at night, I log on to my computer, open the email, and save the picture in the &quot;my pictures&quot; folder. Then I upload that picture onto photobucket. Once its in my album on photobucket, I just paste the link into my post on BrownCafe. I dont know how or why it all works that way, I am a complete maroon when it comes to computers and smart phones. If I can figure it out, you can too.It was easier when I had an older phone that didnt have the resolution that my iphone4 does. The pics that it took had way less KB or MB or whatever, and they could be uploaded directly from &quot;my pictures&quot; onto BrownCafe. My iphone takes pics with too many KB&#039;s, so for whatever reason I need to get Photobucket involved in the process. Perhaps Cheryl could explain why that is, I know its way beyond me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="soberups, post: 936540, member: 14668"] I have an iphone4. What I do is I take the picture and then send it to my personal email. When I get home at night, I log on to my computer, open the email, and save the picture in the "my pictures" folder. Then I upload that picture onto photobucket. Once its in my album on photobucket, I just paste the link into my post on BrownCafe. I dont know how or why it all works that way, I am a complete maroon when it comes to computers and smart phones. If I can figure it out, you can too. It was easier when I had an older phone that didnt have the resolution that my iphone4 does. The pics that it took had way less KB or MB or whatever, and they could be uploaded directly from "my pictures" onto BrownCafe. My iphone takes pics with too many KB's, so for whatever reason I need to get Photobucket involved in the process. Perhaps Cheryl could explain why that is, I know its way beyond me. [/QUOTE]

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