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There are several contenders out there, but I've been impressed with the functionality, flexibility but simplicity of Thumber. The first ink is to a sample site I uploaded to test Thumber, and I would mention that the largest images were the ones I supplied; Thumber generated the thumbnails and the intermediate sizes. It also added the Exif data I selected, as well as the comments it allowed me to incorporate into the images. Also it has three layouts to choose from, not just the one I used.To all: I want to construct my own website pages to display my
photos. There are many possibilities. I am interested in your
experiences with respect to ease, relatively glitch free, etc. Or
are they all substantially the same with no significant
differences. Thank you G.A.Williams
I looked at your site useing a dialup modem at 51kbs, and it took over a minute to load the thumbnails. I didn't have time to wait for one of the full sized images. I checked the file size of your first thumbnail and it is over 26kb. IMHO that is too large for thumbnails. They should be closer to 10 or 15 at the most. Is there a way you can set Thumber to make smaller thumbs? I also wouldn't like to wait for full sized images much larger than 50kb. If possible, set it to make them smaller. Remember that about nine out of ten of your potential visitors are on a dialup modem. HTH. PatiO.Thumber generated the thumbnails and the intermediate sizes.
Patio,for one of the full sized images. I checked the file size of your
first thumbnail and it is over 26kb. IMHO that is too large for
thumbnails.
Patio,for one of the full sized images. I checked the file size of your
first thumbnail and it is over 26kb. IMHO that is too large for
thumbnails.
You have my sincere apologies!
I am normally so careful about web file sizes, but what happended
was that I had built the site purely as a test for use on my
computer. After a previous enquiry, I uploaded it "as-is" without
first checking the file sizes.
You are of course absolutely right, and all the files were far
too large! I have now uploaded a fresh set that are much smaller.
Thumber does allow you to specify the quality (i.e. compression
levels) of the thumbnails and intermediate sized image it creates,
and I'm not sure after all this time, that I had used this feature
"with intent". In any case the originals were far too large to
begin with, so even if I had used Thumbers' settings, it would have
been acting on large source files as inputs.
Many thanks for bringing this boo-boo to my attention.
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Regards,
Robin [Redbreast]
