Completed Hammock Sock

**Coffee** · 12-20-2006, 14:07

Does someone have a good program to downsize digital pics? The Pc I am using right now is giving me fits and will not do it.

After I get that fixed I'll post pics.

**Frolicking Dino** · 12-20-2006, 14:14

Have any of you ever tried bubble wrap as an under-hammock insulation? I ask because it would settle the question of the usefulness of disrupting air currents in dead air.

**Certain** · 12-20-2006, 15:19

Originally Posted by hammock engineer

Does someone have a good program to downsize digital pics? The Pc I am using right now is giving me fits and will not do it.

After I get that fixed I'll post pics.

I do...Adobe Photoshop. Want to email them to me and tell me what size to resize them too?

**Certain** · 12-20-2006, 15:21

Originally Posted by Frolicking Dino

Have any of you ever tried bubble wrap as an under-hammock insulation? I ask because it would settle the question of the usefulness of disrupting air currents in dead air.

Imagine the sound if a porcupine walked under your hammock!

**Frolicking Dino** · 12-20-2006, 16:30

Popcorn anyone

**Arkwater** · 12-20-2006, 19:47

Originally Posted by hammock engineer

Does someone have a good program to downsize digital pics? The Pc I am using right now is giving me fits and will not do it.

After I get that fixed I'll post pics.

Microsoft has a free add in on their site. Simple to use. I think its called pic resizer?

**slowhike** · 12-20-2006, 20:05

someone recently told me about a free photo storage from google called picasa.
i don`t know if that`s what your looking for, but i belive it resizes the pictures for you automaticly.
it also lets you do a lot of other stuff w/ your photos... & it's fast.

**titanium_hiker** · 12-21-2006, 01:53

microsoft photoeditor- it might already be there. Or under XP- you should be able to do it from explorer.

TH

**Coffee** · 12-21-2006, 09:47

Thanks everyone for the programs. I'll get that working today.

**Just Jeff** · 12-21-2006, 09:49

Hrm...I guess the baffles would work, but not sure if it would work well enough to justify the weight. Might as well make it a PeaPod.

The sock protects the insulation from convective loss, rather than really being insulation itself. I guess in a way that's still using dead air space as insulation, though.

I just use MS Photo Manager to resize my pics...it comes standard with XP, I think.