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08/06/2004, 07:38 PM
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Some amateur photos. - around 4MB.
Greetings,
Long time lurker here  Just took some photos on my Digital Rebel with a borrowed lens, I think they turned out OK but wanted to check with the pros here I'm a total amatuer so don't go too hard on me  First ones are with both MH and actinics on, and the later ones only with actinics. Any comments? My bangai cardinal  A brown hermit  Clavularia coral  Closeup of an ocellaris clown  Closeup of an ocellaris clown  P.S. Rest in upcoming posts. Hope you like them Best regards from Iceland ! |
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08/06/2004, 07:47 PM
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Great photos! I really like the one with the zoos.
The one comment i'm inclined to make isn't about the file size, rather the physical size. Many people don't have large enough monitors, or choose not to set their monitors at a high enough resolution to prevent scrolling. IMO, you should resize to make the longest dimension of the photo be a maximum of 640 to 800 pixels as a courtesy to others.  Again, wonderful shots. I'm looking forward to seeing more!
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08/06/2004, 08:45 PM
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Thanks a lot
Desert Fox I see your point about the sizes, sometimes I forget not everyone runs their monitors in the higher resolutions  I'll make my future shots smaller, and resize these if a lot of people complain
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08/06/2004, 08:54 PM
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Awesome shots!!!
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08/12/2004, 11:59 PM
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hahah love that orange spot blenny
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08/13/2004, 05:00 AM
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Dude, how high do you run your monitor? I run 1280x1024 (x2) and I had to scroll.
But anyways, those pics are way cool! great job! I usually post my pics at 800 across, makes it easier on dialup peeps too.
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08/13/2004, 01:01 PM
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siggi, great shots! i don't know about everyone else, but i love to see big images, you get to see the detail zoomed in without so much graininess, but maybe you should post a link to your image hosting site, while posting the smaller preview pics on your posts for the NETZEROers. but don't you think people checking out these photography forums should invest in some dsl or highspeed internet =P
anyway send us some more pictures, or a link to your archives! =) |
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08/15/2004, 11:28 AM
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nice pix~
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08/15/2004, 05:41 PM
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Love the Porcelain Crab! Great shots overall!
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08/15/2004, 05:47 PM
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Thank you all for the positive comments, I'm glad to hear I'm doing something right
Here is a pic of my hawkfisk.  And here is a thread on an icelandic forum that has some more hires pictures, including the hawk in higher res. http://www.dyrarikid.is/spjall/?f=27&m=42213 And finally, my gallery (which includes older shots and older tanks). http://www.dyrarikid.is/gallery/GallerySkoda.aspx?G=1 |
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08/17/2004, 12:12 AM
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Very nice pics!
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