I think the only option is by hosting the photo on an external website (flickr etc) and put a link to it using the IMG tags ('Insert Image' option).
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Photo of the Day - October 2009
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I think the only option is by hosting the photo on an external website (flickr etc) and put a link to it using the IMG tags ('Insert Image' option).
There's a spider in my basement that would make for a really nice macro shot, but I don't want to get that close. I'm not arachniphobic, but it would make me uncomfortable.
Changing roles...
My trusty D50, which has been a really good camera (shown with the nifty-fifty Nikkor f/1.8 mounted,) is going to take on the back up role for now with the D300 taking over. Shot with D300, Tokina 12-24, just testing the focus of the new body. There's some learning to do...
Camera: NIKON
Model: D300
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1.3 sec
Aperture: 7.1
Focal Length: 24mm
My trusty D50, which has been a really good camera (shown with the nifty-fifty Nikkor f/1.8 mounted,) is going to take on the back up role for now with the D300 taking over. Shot with D300, Tokina 12-24, just testing the focus of the new body. There's some learning to do...
Camera: NIKON
Model: D300
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1.3 sec
Aperture: 7.1
Focal Length: 24mm
My trusty D50, which has been a really good camera (shown with the nifty-fifty Nikkor f/1.8 mounted,) is going to take on the back up role for now with the D300 taking over. Shot with D300, Tokina 12-24, just testing the focus of the new body. There's some learning to do...
Camera: NIKON
Model: D300
ISO: 400
Exposure: 1.3 sec
Aperture: 7.1
Focal Length: 24mm
Always sad to retire an old friend. Nice still life.
I spent most of yesterday trying to figure this out and this is what you need to do. First, you need a free online photo hosting site like flickr or ImageShack. I chose ImageShack. After you upload your file, select the thumbnail and right click it, selecting Show Full Size. The second one down of the list. There will be a few scripts listed on the right, one of which reads Link to Forums. Copy this url and go to your MR post message. There is a yellow icon that opens a box for posting a url. It is easy to miss, so I added a clipping here. Paste your photo's url here and follow the instructions described in the following Forum link.
https://forums.macrumors.com/archive/index.php/t-486708.html
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Double Dipping...
Sorry, just got in from shooting some long exposures and couldn't help but want to post this one so... yes, I'm double dipping on the day.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II :: 19 mm :: f 6.3 :: 73 sec :: iso 250
Sorry, just got in from shooting some long exposures and couldn't help but want to post this one so... yes, I'm double dipping on the day.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II :: 19 mm :: f 6.3 :: 73 sec :: iso 250
Thanks... sometimes just tossing something on a desk and letting things go where they may can work. The D50 probably won't actually retire... since it's light, durable and makes good images. And, I'm still very attached to it. Someone suggested converting it to IR... but not yet. There's still some life in that baby.
This really speaks to the changing seasons, and it captures a special atmospheric ambience that makes me feel like I'm standing in the scene. Love this one.
Sorry, just got in from shooting some long exposures and couldn't help but want to post this one so... yes, I'm double dipping on the day.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II :: 19 mm :: f 6.3 :: 73 sec :: iso 250
Well, it was worth it. Double dip away. In this one you gave us the light, the ethereal, spellbinding contrast to the gathering darkness. Beautiful tones and warmth transform a potentially gloomy scene into one of reflection and peace. I like it mucho...!
Okay, mine for the day. Not much to shoot the last couple of days because I've been busy, so I've just been playing around with the newly aquired D300, mainly to see how it behaves with the lenses I've used on the D50, especially the AF. When bored, take pictures of objects on your desk, or your reflection in the mirror...
D300, Nikkor 80-200 f/2.8Sampaku... not really
Camera: NIKON
Model: D300
ISO: 800
Exposure: 1/30 sec
Aperture: 5.0
Focal Length: 92mm
Taken at the electronic music festival Distortion which takes place every year at various locations all over Copenhagen, Denmark.
See the rest of the pictures here: http://gallery.nicolasdalby.dk/#1.0
Great still-life. Less is more
Not my best, but I really liked the colors in this photo for some reason.
Great pic. I love that there are so many different things going on.
my first time sharing, some amazing light near the end of a wedding:
Spectacular. Keep it coming!
I liked the way the early morning light hit the grass tops. In hindsight I wish I'd shot it at f/4 or f/5.6 to extend the DOF a bit.
I'd say it's perfect! Love the ethereal feel it has to it.
Sorry, just got in from shooting some long exposures and couldn't help but want to post this one so... yes, I'm double dipping on the day.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II :: 19 mm :: f 6.3 :: 73 sec :: iso 250
Nice and 'simple' landscape shot. Love it.
Happy Doll Head
Pic from a cruise night in my city!
Oh - I'll prob do a more formal post here but there is a new site for photographers - showcasing the best of photography on the web and you can submit your photography website. So if you have your portfolio online or photoblog or a blog where you talk bout photography and shiz - go check it out and submit too! http://www.megapixeld.com
Pic from a cruise night in my city!
Oh - I'll prob do a more formal post here but there is a new site for photographers - showcasing the best of photography on the web and you can submit your photography website. So if you have your portfolio online or photoblog or a blog where you talk bout photography and shiz - go check it out and submit too! http://www.megapixeld.com
