johnb007 wrote in post #13428339
This is my first DLSR. This forum is teaching me a whole new language. I have a background of shooting a fully manual Nikon F2 back in the day and spending many hours in the darkroom almost exclusively black and white. I have been using the little point and shoot digital cameras for the last few years and got tired of their lack of flexibility.
Just wanted to say thanks guys for your indirect help and I will be lurking and learning.
Oh yeah, this is about the third shot with my Canon 3Ti just walking around the house....Kitty got in the way and became my victim. The shot is not really special but I was blown away by what this camera will do.
https://picasaweb.google.com …LJuOCg2U4?feat=directlink |
HTTP response: NOT FOUND | Content warning: script |
Nice shot! Better post a small copy of the shots you make as image and you then can link to them as well. The way you try it will not work...
To do so, follow these simple steps:
1. Right click on the image loaded in picasa and copy the URL to the loaded image. In your case, that would be:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-B96CrjSsInI/TshoREXyKpI/AAAAAAAABqI/c4vWuDPbyEs/s720/touch%252520kitty.jpg
Picasa has a script that detects monitor resolution and tries to adjust to that resolution, when an image is opened. In the above link you can see:
/s720/That's the resolution picasa detects for my laptop. You can change that value to anything more upto 1024 for this forum, because values above will stretch the pages.
2. After you adjust the above img-Url, insert it with IMG tags, or you can add the link to picasa as well like this:
IMAGE LINK: https://picasaweb.google.com …LJuOCg2U4?feat=directlink The embedding code would be:
[URL="https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/-aJEHesDrmfh4xKREns28OPmTpKv8TV9CVLJuOCg2U4?feat=directlink"][IMG]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-B96CrjSsInI/TshoREXyKpI/AAAAAAAABqI/c4vWuDPbyEs/s1024/touch%252520kitty.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
