Lara Tinelli

Inspector
Member since 10/2015

2015-11-28 15:48:27

Instagram maybe

BackInBlack60
Member since 09/2010
♛69

2015-09-28 08:41:14

Eli probably doesn't go to synagogue, but I bet *he* considers this A/C. But maybe his advertisers do:

"Sometimes pictures give the impression of adult content, even though they aren't. When a picture is cropped to show nothing but skin and give the impression that the girl is naked, or if there's a close-up on feet that give away a weird/porn-like pose, I tend to remove it. I try to look at galleries from the advertisers' point of view (as I depend on them to keep the site going, and they have zero tolerance for edgy content). If I enter a gallery and get the feeling I've entered an adult site, I start removing pictures until it looks SFW. So I'm sorry, but I stand behind my decision to remove those pics. Also, please try to see things my way and avoid from uploading such pics in the future."
Love, Eli

Elway
Member since 02/2014
♛7

2015-09-28 23:31:57

When you upload pictures of porn stars you're playing with fire. That picture isn't AC. You should learn how to use the "Snipping Tool" or "Painting" so you can crop the picture from the verbiage and upload only the picture. I feel like reporting all these picture as PQ; but I won't.

BackInBlack60
Member since 09/2010
♛69

2015-09-28 23:43:51

@Elway- That's *exactly* what I said to @Grik about cropping that crap off on-->http://www.wikifeet.com/Carrie_LaChance#thewall

However your method will *severely* degrade the quality, I think (using Snipping Tool or Paint). He needs to find the *source* photo on the website, not do a screencap *at all.* And the better way to crop an existing photo (on a PC) is "Open with" and then use Microsoft Office Picture Manager (or similar tool on another device or OS), then 'crop' with that. Paint opens a bitmap, then saves it as a .jpg, but probably loses a lot of quality in the process.

And when @Grik uploads pr0n stars, he's probably playing with other stuff in addition to fire.

Elway
Member since 02/2014
♛7

2015-09-28 23:54:13

@bib60, you are right again.

Vizzy
Member since 09/2014
♛12

2015-09-29 00:04:37

How to save instagram Pictures>

PC(google chrome):
Right click image>Inspect Element> Resources (at the top under the two side arrors)> Click Frames>Instagram> Images> Click the one you want. Or just download a plugin for google chrome called Image downloader.

Mobile/Tablet
If you're on a Mobile you can try the App "InstaSave". You can also try going to the website http://www.dinsta.com/ and inserting the instagram URL.

Doing this instead of the likes of screens shotting the page means you have the original picture, without any lost pixels.

User rated ★★★★★(beautiful feet)

footsiefoot reborn
Member since 03/2015
♛74

2015-09-29 00:04:42

Iconosquare carrys Instagram pics to.

BackInBlack60
Member since 09/2010
♛69

2015-09-29 00:31:20

Firefox: Right click on some part of page *not* on the photo, choose "View Page Info" (or Menu-->Tools-->View Page Info). Choose "Media" tab, scroll through to find the image desired, "Save As" and save as .jpg

tjacks
Member since 04/2013
♛3

2015-09-29 00:39:04

@BiB an alternative for Firefox users is the 'Nuke Anything Enhanced' add-on. If you have it installed you can right click on the instagram photo and choose 'Remove This Object' which removes the clear overlay that prevents you from saving the pic. Right click on the photo a 2nd time and you can then view or save it.

That extension comes in handy on other sites like Flickr that also protect pictures with an overlayed element.

BackInBlack60
Member since 09/2010
♛69

2015-09-29 00:44:16

@tjacks- Thanks! I'd try it if I didn't already have several dozen add-ons running on Firefox, making it slower than my 1983 dial-up connection to CompuServe on an IBM PC-XT with 300-baud modem.

tjacks
Member since 04/2013
♛3

2015-09-29 00:56:48

@BiB, I understand. I have a pretty healthy collection of add-ons installed as well.

Vizzy
Member since 09/2014
♛12

2015-09-29 02:46:03

@tjacks anything similar for google chrome? That sounds less effort then what i do on google chrome.

tjacks
Member since 04/2013
♛3

2015-09-29 13:26:18

@Vis I haven't used Chrome in a while. There used to be a chrome extension called 'Dynamite' that did the same thing as 'Nuke Anything' on Firefox, but I'm not sure if it is still available.

BackInBlack60
Member since 09/2010
♛69

2015-09-29 15:05:17

I haven't used Chrome since I installed it and it changed *every* desktop icon on my PC to an identical Google Chrome logo. I uninstalled it and never looked back. I only use it on an elderly friend's computer when doing 'Uncle Wayne' jobs for her.

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/computers