**Photography Talk**

See that space above the above sentence? That is where the photo should be! There are no spaces in the url and the size is smaller than some of the others I see posted here. (1770x1180 pixels and about 1.7 MB file size). Same as I have used in the past.....

Ted

I just tried to post it for you, but it won't allow me to grab the URL. Looks like you've got it set to private or something like that on your Flickr acct. In short, I think it's your flickr acct and not this site.

Rebel Ti, 35 f2 IS, Kodak Tri X.
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Here is another test....

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Ted


Interesting...this photo from my own website posts just fine. BTW, my Flickr pages are not set to private! I can see all of my photos on Flickr without logging in...so maybe the image size is too big? Or what else could be messed up?

This link to my Flickr page works just fine though....

https://www.flickr.com/photos/95257499@N04/

Help from the computer people would be much appreciated!

Thanks!

Ted
 
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Getting the photo URL
You can get the URL of your own images on Flickr.

Click on the photo you want to share to open it.
Click the Download icon Downward arrow.
Click View all sizes.
Select the size of photo you want.
Right-click the image | select Copy image URL.

Maybe this has something to do with it? like I said, I can't copy the image link.
Download The owner has disabled downloading of their photos
 
[MENTION=106445]acr_ted[/MENTION] Ted [MENTION=149475]lucky7[/MENTION] gave great steps. thats exactly how you do it from flickr.

if you click on that downward arrow and click view all sizes youll end up on a page like this:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/95257499@N04/38791514811/sizes/l

select size you want (stay in medium for this page) and right click on picture > copy img URL. then just add the tags here with the URL in the middle (from my steps above)

and side note, i would update your flickr privacy settings to keep people from going in and downloading your images
 
I finally stopped being cheap and downloaded the Photo Pills app. I did this in preparation for the weekends supermoon. I wanted to line it up with the airport. Unfortunately there is no where really to park near the airport so I did the next thing I could think of. I went to the north side at the end of a runway and parked in an oil field. I went on Saturday before it was full full but pretty darn close. It was less cloudy on Saturday than Sunday and it rose earlier Saturday providing better light. Sunday it rose half hour after sunset and it was a little cloudier. Saturday it was rising while sun was still setting so we got great lighting.


using shutter priority on Canon 5D Mark IV with 70-200 f/2.8 lens
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f/3.2
200mm
ISO 200
edited in PS-CC and LR
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I have been putting off ordering a 2X extender for some time, kind of considering getting one now for this purpose. Does anyone else use one?
 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/95257499@N04/37774698534/

testing again....

Still doesn't seem to be working....and my Flickr pages are set to public viewing.

I guess I will forget about it for now...obviously something has changed between Flickr and this site.

Thanks for everyone's help :)

Ted


at top of the page it shows:

License Copyright All rights reserved by Frater Operator
Download The owner has disabled downloading of their photos



you must have something disabled. when you right click and get properties the address needs to end in .jpg. yours ends in the URL to the weblink
 
Seattle shots
 

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I don't use my drone as often as i would like to. I find it too hard to use/set up. This shot here I went downtown hoping to get some good aerials in but the area was littered with homeless people and shady characters. With a drone it is much harder to get out of a bad spot than with a camera. With my camera I can walk away, the drone i have to land first. Plus they attract a lot of attention with the noise and lights. They do offer different perspectives which was the selling point for me.

the picture quality on the drone is less than desirable too, i find it better to just record my whole flight in 4k video then take a still frame .tiff in Premier.

downtown Denver, CO

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My 5d is out of commission, and 'it's too old' to be fixed....or so everyone has told me. Been without a working dslr for a month now, lol. Oh well, I still have film cameras.

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Canon Rebel G.
35mm f2 IS.
Kodak Ektar.
 
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Man, I feel like I haven't taken a non truck photo in a really long time. I really should switch things up. That being said, here's more recent truck photos!











 
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How did you get so much detail in the truck, when it's so severely backlit?

As NoOneBetter said, shooting in raw helps to capture the entire light range. Another thing that helps is spot metering on the T4R and maybe even slight Expose To The Left (versus Expose To The Right) to underexpose, then recover shadows & highlights during post-processing.

:)
 
It's early January in the former mining town of Julian, CA. A light rain is beginning to fall as my Mavic Pro
drone flies over this peaceful mountain village. Later that night there's a lull in the weather, as we drift above
deserted streets. By morning the town is hit with high winds and heavy rain.


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Enjoy!
 

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