I will make up a special award for the winners to display in their award thingy over there
Over here actually
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I will make up a special award for the winners to display in their award thingy over there
Over here actually
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You might be able to attach a photo directly to the post and it will rendered into a thumbnail and still be viewable as the original.
Edit: Looks like it works.
Announcement is up!
http://www.letsgokings.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=71043
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Originally Posted by rinkrat
That's exactly what I was thinking, RR! I thought there is a limit to the size of our photo that we upload to the Gallery in LGK, no?
Edit:
Test...
Sweet, it worked. (Now if I could only figure out that damn Multi-Quote button!)
First, HOW YOU DO DAT!?!
Second, can you attach more than one thumbnail to each post?
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Originally Posted by FlyBoeingJets
It's actually pretty easy now that I figured it out. Just above the mountain picture icon to attach an image, click the "paperclip" to attach image files by uploading or by hyperlinking.
Yes, you can attach a bunch! I think this could definitely work for those hosting their photos on LGK.
It looks like 1023 X 768 is about the limit that can be uploaded to LGK.
Edit: If my math is right, you can attach about 6 thumbnails with a jpeg thumbnail maxed out at 19.5 KB, you can attach up to 121.6 KB in a post for approximately 6 thumbnails.
It looks like RR has special privledges (obviously) and can upload images to the gallery that are larger than the 350K bytes that all of us are limited to.
Hooper Camera called! My extension tubes are in!!!
FINALLY I'm gonna get some LENGTH! ;)
I'll post some pics in a bit.
Hey Glenn, when did you become a Mod? Moving up in the world, eh?
It's only for purposes of the Photgraphy Challenge thread. I won't be doing any other moderating.Quote:
Originally Posted by BleedingPurple
Okay these things are sweet!!Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyBoeingJets
Promaster makes these extension tubes. There's no optics in them whatsoever, so they're not very expensive (about $150). Three extension tubes to the set, a 12mm, a 20mm, and a 36mm. You can use them in any combination. All they do is move the minimum focus point of the lens closer to the camera.
To minimize motion blur, you take the lens you're using and add its focal length to the length of the tubes you have installed to find the minimum shutter speed you want to meter for. For instance, my 50mm with the 36mm tube between the lens and the camera gives me 86mm of lens. Rounding up to the nearest available shutter speed, I'm looking for a minimum of 1/100th of a second. So I set my camera to Shutter Speed Priority and 1/100th of a second and let the f-stop fall where it may. Typically, you'll need a LOT of light in order to get the f-stop to close down for any appreciable depth-of-field. direct sunlight or strong studio lighting is advisable to get the f-stop to around f/8 to f/11.
Here's the test pics I did. Really shallow DOF because of the indoor lighting and open f-stops, but it'll give you an idea of the amount of magnification available. These are all uncropped images.
Here's the 50mm lens by itself:
http://gcalvin.com/files/ExtensionTube/50mm.jpg
Here's the 50mm + the 12mm tube:
http://gcalvin.com/files/ExtensionTube/50mm+12mm.jpg
Here's the 50mm + the 20mm tube (not much difference between the 12 and 20mm tubes):
http://gcalvin.com/files/ExtensionTube/50mm+20mm.jpg
Here's the 50mm + the 36mm tube:
http://gcalvin.com/files/ExtensionTube/50mm+36mm.jpg
And here's the 50mm lens with all the tubes stacked behind it:
http://gcalvin.com/files/ExtensionTube/50mm+All.jpg
Cool, eh??
Minimum focus distance decreased to about an inch with all the tubes stacked between the camera and the lens!
Images are MUCH sharper when better lighting is available and the camera is mounted on a tripod. I'm going to try and get outside in a little while to get some better examples.
