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pplfilho
18th of February 2004 (Wed), 06:45
Hello,

My name is Pedro Luz Cunha, living in Brazil. I am new to the support forum of Exhibit Engine discussion. I am now trying this beta release of EE at My Galleries (http://www.pedroluz.com/index.php).

I am using the recent version 1.5 B5 RC2.

I have noticed that when I browse an image, on the 'Comments' window of the page I see the following message (in IExplorer and Netscape 7):

$translated["now_is_your_chance_photo"] = "now is your chance to enter the first ever comment of this photo"; ?>

I hope this information helps to improve the whole system.

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Pedro Luz Cunha
Pekka
18th of February 2004 (Wed), 07:01
Hi,

Please upload gallery/languages/eng/comment.php again from original RC 2 update zip. The file on your server must be corrupted on ftp upload.
pplfilho
18th of February 2004 (Wed), 07:52
Hi,

Please upload gallery/languages/eng/comment.php again from original RC 2 update zip. The file on your server must be corrupted on ftp upload.

Hello Pekka,

You've done a very good work with EE. I have uploaded comment.php (eng) again. But I had to edit it to get rid of some garbage in the file. Now it seems to work fine. :lol:


Salutations,

Pedro
Evanrich
18th of February 2004 (Wed), 09:31
welcome pedro! I looked at your galleries, and found something odd... is there any real reason you used an iso setting of 800 for your middle of the day airplane shots? It looks like there is tons and tons of sunlight.. and that it's rather bright.. by shooting at iso 800, you get much more noise... is there any setting on your camera for like iso 100 or 200?
pplfilho
18th of February 2004 (Wed), 11:23
welcome pedro! I looked at your galleries, and found something odd... is there any real reason you used an iso setting of 800 for your middle of the day airplane shots? It looks like there is tons and tons of sunlight.. and that it's rather bright.. by shooting at iso 800, you get much more noise... is there any setting on your camera for like iso 100 or 200?

Hello Evanrich,

Thanks.

:lol: OK, you caught me. But I am still fidling with EE. And I suppose I don't take notes of many of my settings when I am in out taking photograhs. :lol: 8)