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replacing a photo in gallery

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Posted by Michael Kastendiec on July 26, 2009 at 1:01 PM
How do you replace a photograph in a gallery if you want to make the changes as suggested by others. I'm new here and am still learning...thanks!
Posted by Mark Stahlke on July 26, 2009 at 2:08 PM
It's best to post the reworked image in a reply and edit the title of the original post to indicate that you have done so. This "before and after" look at the image can be very instructive. If one were to replace the original image then the changes suggested by others in their comments wouldn't make sense anymore.

Cheers,
Posted by Robert Bunch on July 26, 2009 at 2:49 PM
Click on the thumbnail of your original post. When it pops up scroll down to the comment box and type "here is the edited photo" or something to that effect. Explain the changes or improvements that you made as were suggested to you in the critiques. Then click on the browse button and pull up the new version of the photo and hit "open" and it will load onto the thread with your original post. Now when you click on the thumbnail it will open to the original photo but when you scroll down through the comments you will come to your repost with the changes that you made. After doing this I always go back to the thumbnail of the original and hit edit so I can type "repost" in the title so people will know I have added the improved shot and they can check back and take a look at it if they want to.