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Robert Jensen said:
I figure it might be handy to have one thread of messages with
everybody's links in it instead of searching forever.

So post the link to your S2 pics here.

Robert Jensen
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Hi Robert,

Here are mine, in the first links jpeg fine 4,3 MB files straight out the camera

http://www.pbase.com/dievee/s2_first_test_images

and here only processed jpeg's from my S2 taken in Ostend, Belgium:

http://www.pbase.com/dievee/ostend_25_07_02

With very kind regards,

Dirk

http://www.pbase.com/dievee
 
These were taken the first night I got the camera, which by the way, I LOVE! :)

I'll hopefully post some nice ones eventually. These are with the pop-up flash, no effort put into them, no post shot processing, and using a SIGMA lens.

Paul

http://www.pbase.com/paulwalt/s2_tests
Robert Jensen said:
I figure it might be handy to have one thread of messages with
everybody's links in it instead of searching forever.

So post the link to your S2 pics here.

Robert Jensen
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What is everyones favorite .jpg or gif image size, file size, aspect ratio, etc. to post gallery shots in the web?

What works best for photographers and public to admire without putting monster image files up?

640x480, 800x600...?

8 bit...?

low jpeg, medium jpeg, fine jpeg....?

Maximum tolarable file size for general posting...?
Robert Jensen said:
I figure it might be handy to have one thread of messages with
everybody's links in it instead of searching forever.

So post the link to your S2 pics here.

Robert Jensen
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If we're looking at images to see how good the CAMERA works, then 100% is about the only option. If we're interested in seeing how good the photographer is, then 800x600 works fine.

Even a 100% crop from a picture would be okay, as long as the pixels are still represented on a 1 for 1 basis.

Paul
Digit-Tell said:
What works best for photographers and public to admire without
putting monster image files up?

640x480, 800x600...?

8 bit...?

low jpeg, medium jpeg, fine jpeg....?

Maximum tolarable file size for general posting...?
Robert Jensen said:
I figure it might be handy to have one thread of messages with
everybody's links in it instead of searching forever.

So post the link to your S2 pics here.

Robert Jensen
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I shoot Raw.. Will people really want to look at 12 MB images.. Will I want to pay for all that bandwidth... hmmmmmm...?
Paul W. Walters said:
Even a 100% crop from a picture would be okay, as long as the
pixels are still represented on a 1 for 1 basis.

Paul
Digit-Tell said:
What works best for photographers and public to admire without
putting monster image files up?

640x480, 800x600...?

8 bit...?

low jpeg, medium jpeg, fine jpeg....?

Maximum tolarable file size for general posting...?
Robert Jensen said:
I figure it might be handy to have one thread of messages with
everybody's links in it instead of searching forever.

So post the link to your S2 pics here.

Robert Jensen
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Probably not. Then you might be right about a smaller size! Good luck!

Paul
Digit-Tell said:
Paul W. Walters said:
Even a 100% crop from a picture would be okay, as long as the
pixels are still represented on a 1 for 1 basis.

Paul
Digit-Tell said:
What works best for photographers and public to admire without
putting monster image files up?

640x480, 800x600...?

8 bit...?

low jpeg, medium jpeg, fine jpeg....?

Maximum tolarable file size for general posting...?
Robert Jensen said:
I figure it might be handy to have one thread of messages with
everybody's links in it instead of searching forever.

So post the link to your S2 pics here.

Robert Jensen
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