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Thanks for sharing, Lee.

That is one splendid shot, and it matches my desktop picture preferences perfectly.
alan
 
Steven S said:
Don't mean to be a nitpicker, Lee, but it is a hassle to have to
scroll around to see the whole image. Kinda loses the impact that
way. How bout something a bit smaller?
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Steve S
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Hi Steve!

A possibility, assuming you're using IE...

Turn on "Autoresize".

Then when one of these giant size pics comes along, click on the little blue "new window" on the Image Control line at the top of the pic.

It'll open in a new window and the pic will fit 100% within it.

Just a thought,

D.R.Barnhart
 
Autoresizing ("Enable Automatic Image Resizing") is fine so long as it's being opened in a SEPARATE window, in this case it opens on the post, and it opened 1920 x 1200 - full size I presume. Only option is to scroll as Steve said, unless you take the image somewhere else (separate window in IE or another image viewer).

Such a large size is hard for those with dial up connections, although I've see posts with images a whole lot larger than the 431K of this image.

I think the best would be to have a much smaller image, like around 600 wide, come up on the post and then provide a link to the full size image for those that want to see it larger or full size.

P.S. the 1920x1200 image automatically opens when viewing the original post.
 
Estuardo said:
Autoresizing ("Enable Automatic Image Resizing") is fine so long as
it's being opened in a SEPARATE window, in this case it opens on
the post, and it opened 1920 x 1200 - full size I presume. Only
option is to scroll as Steve said, unless you take the image
somewhere else (separate window in IE or another image viewer).
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When I open a post and there's a picture embedded in it, just above the picture it has a line that says:

"Image control: 50% ~ 100% ~ 200% ~ Expand width ~ Contract width ~ New window"

When you click on "New Window" it does exactly that. If "Autoresizing" is on, it works like a champ to view the whole picture at once.

Did you miss the part where I said to click on "New Window"?
Estuardo said:
Such a large size is hard for those with dial up connections...
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That's true but a different issue. Steven had commented about having to scroll around to see a whole picture so that's all I was addressing.
Estuardo said:
I think the best would be to have a much smaller image, like around
600 wide, come up on the post and then provide a link to the full
size image for those that want to see it larger or full size.
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Sounds logical or at least warn people in the title of the thread that there's a large pic inside. Some folks do and some folks don't, what can you do...

D.R.Barnhart
 
Hello,

At the Metropolitan Museum of Art...
D100 with the Nikon 80-200mm AF.
155mm - 1/[email protected]

Thanks! I like this picture too. :)

Lee
DMM said:
Please tell me what camera, lens, and exposure setting you had
used. This photo just blows me away!

Thanks in advance.

Dennis.
lee sandstead said:
Lee
alan k said:
Thanks for sharing, Lee.
That is one splendid shot, and it matches my desktop picture
preferences perfectly.
alan
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Lee Sandstead
http://www.sandstead.com
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Lee Sandstead
http://www.sandstead.com
 
Excellent, thanks for the quick response. I was tempted to purchase a D1H, however, after seeing this photo the D100 is back in the running.

Keep up the great work!

Dennis.
lee sandstead said:
At the Metropolitan Museum of Art...
D100 with the Nikon 80-200mm AF.
155mm - 1/[email protected]

Thanks! I like this picture too. :)

Lee
DMM said:
Please tell me what camera, lens, and exposure setting you had
used. This photo just blows me away!

Thanks in advance.

Dennis.
lee sandstead said:
Lee
alan k said:
Thanks for sharing, Lee.
That is one splendid shot, and it matches my desktop picture
preferences perfectly.
alan
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Lee Sandstead
http://www.sandstead.com
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Lee Sandstead
http://www.sandstead.com
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I have no problems with the d100 image. I really love this little camera. But, it is a little camera. Use the F100, and you'll wish that Nikon used the F100 instead of the N80 for the body. That is why I'm getting the D2h today! :)

Thanks for the comments.

Lee
DMM said:
Keep up the great work!

Dennis.
lee sandstead said:
At the Metropolitan Museum of Art...
D100 with the Nikon 80-200mm AF.
155mm - 1/[email protected]

Thanks! I like this picture too. :)

Lee
DMM said:
Please tell me what camera, lens, and exposure setting you had
used. This photo just blows me away!

Thanks in advance.

Dennis.
lee sandstead said:
Lee
alan k said:
Thanks for sharing, Lee.
That is one splendid shot, and it matches my desktop picture
preferences perfectly.
alan
Click to expand...
--
Lee Sandstead
http://www.sandstead.com
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Lee Sandstead
http://www.sandstead.com
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Lee Sandstead
http://www.sandstead.com
 
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