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Originally Posted by sharpiel
OMG OMG OMG OMG. Arrived in the mail today!!
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Jealous now.
I loved watching Space: 1999, when it was in first run on channel 7.
As a rugrat in the mid to late 1960s, I watched all the Gerry Anderson Supermarionation series shown on the Brisbane TV channels.
Fireball XL5, JOE 90, Captain Scarlet, Thunderbirds.
As for trashy sci-fi TV series, there's more which have escaped mention so far in this thread, which I did watch...
1960s
Land Of The Giants
1970s
Planet Of The Apes
The Tomorrow People
Buck Rodgers In The 25th Century
Battlestar Galactica
The Six Million Dollar Man
The Bionic Woman
And one short lived series from the 1980s
Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future
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Originally Posted by sharpiel
It took me almost 15 minutes of editing, deleting and stuffing around, taking numerous pictures in different orientations on multiple devices to get an image correctly orientated upright so viewers weren't twisting sideways or upside down to see the picture...
Does it have to be so hard here...I mean...REALLY...
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With the correct graphics software on your system, manipulating, cropping, resizing, rotating and flipping, and file format changing should be a cakewalk.
On my Windows systems, I use ACDSee for photo editing.
To do everything to a photo, to make it usable, should only take about 5 minutes at most, if you've got software you aren't fighting against.
For me, the slowest part is taking the initial photo, as my best camera is the one in my Samsung tablet, so I'm always having problems fighting camera shake.
edit: Remembered more 1970s trashy Sci-Fi TV series
