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paul
01-01-2006, 11:46 AM
Gallery here (http://www.cchanphotography.com/gallery2/main.php)

Well I got my new gallery software/host setup finally. It only has a couple of test galleries right now but if anyone has a couple of minutes and doesn't mind browsing through and playing with the different options and letting me know if there are any issues or suggestions I would greatly appreciate it. There are buttons for full size, exif, etc. Thanks!

Looking forward to shooting more events in 06!
froggy47
01-01-2006, 02:55 PM
Is the resolution/sharpness as good as it gets? PS I am point & shoot level of camera savvy, so if this is a stupid question, sorry:)

:)
paul
01-01-2006, 03:35 PM
No the resolution sharpness can be much better than what may be available on the site. I simply set the gallery sizes to 640xXXX or 800xXXX. If you move the mouse to the center third of the image and click it'll pop up full size, then upper left hand corner you have a full size link, click that again and it won't be compressed.

here's a full size (http://www.cchanphotography.com/gallery2/d/249-2/CSC_5678.JPG) from the D2H (camera used for those shots)... it's a 4mp camera. I recently picked up a D200 which is 2.5x higher in resolution.. I don't think I will regularly upload the largest resolution photos simply because of the file size and bandwidth it'll burn. That and possibly looking at turning this hobby into more than just a hobby in the near future. :)




Is the resolution/sharpness as good as it gets? PS I am point & shoot level of camera savvy, so if this is a stupid question, sorry:)

:)
froggy47
01-01-2006, 05:21 PM
That's a nice clear shot & the gallery seems very "user friendly"

Better wax up my black Vette so you'll take some shots of me.

:)
MX5bob
01-01-2006, 07:04 PM
That's a nice clear shot & the gallery seems very "user friendly"

Better wax up my black Vette so you'll take some shots of me.

:)

Time to put your name above your sig line, Bob. :)

Paul, I'll spend more time with it tomorrow.Today is rearrange the home office for the umpteenth time. ;)
paul
01-01-2006, 07:08 PM
Thanks! Lol I didn't think the name was Mark but who was I to argue with a name in the sig :P


Time to put your name above your sig line, Bob. :)

Paul, I'll spend more time with it tomorrow.Today is rearrange the home office for the umpteenth time. ;)
marco
01-02-2006, 10:21 PM
always enjoy your quality pics man!!
thanks for constantly hanging out
between the cones to get those
awsome shots!! :cool:
...was looking for u a while back
about taking pics of an event
for awards...
pm me with ur info please
thanx!
MX5bob
01-03-2006, 08:00 AM
Very nice! The Gallery software works well.
paul
01-03-2006, 10:48 AM
YHM. Glad you enjoy the shots. ;D


always enjoy your quality pics man!!
thanks for constantly hanging out
between the cones to get those
awsome shots!! :cool:
...was looking for u a while back
about taking pics of an event
for awards...
pm me with ur info please
thanx!
froggy47
01-03-2006, 11:13 AM
Thanks! Lol I didn't think the name was Mark but who was I to argue with a name in the sig :P

:confused:

Shoot, I just figured everyone would know who Mark Donahue was, I guess 60's and 70's racing is not as fresh in everyones mind as it is in mine

:eek:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Donahue
paul
01-03-2006, 11:51 AM
Hehe no offense, but I was born in the 80's... well 1980 to be exact. No kid jokes!


:confused:

Shoot, I just figured everyone would know who Mark Donahue was, I guess 60's and 70's racing is not as fresh in everyones mind as it is in mine

:eek:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Donahue
frosty
01-03-2006, 11:57 AM
Which way is it spelled? You say Donahue, but did the first author of the article gum it up and write Donohue?

I wasn't born until late '82, so I'm even worse off.
MX5bob
01-03-2006, 02:08 PM
Which way is it spelled? You say Donahue, but did the first author of the article gum it up and write Donohue?

I wasn't born until late '82, so I'm even worse off.


It's Donohue. He wrote a book called "The Unfair Advantage" about his racing career. Great read.
froggy47
01-03-2006, 02:27 PM
Which way is it spelled? You say Donahue, but did the first author of the article gum it up and write Donohue?

I wasn't born until late '82, so I'm even worse off.

A couple of years before he died he changed the spelling of his last name from Donahue to Donohue because that's how most people in the press were spelling it ;)