I was expecting a link from OneDrive to be showing automatically. Not the case it seems.
This photo was taken from my iPhone because bringing my dslr on the Sea-Doo is complicated. Not so to transport it but not to drop a lens in the water.
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Ok, the “Image” function doesn’t work with OneDrive but the “Link” function does.
I tried editing my previous post but I never found the save button. What’s the trick? Thanks.
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This, of the Rathausmnn, is shot with my EF70-300 lens. A little larger and better focussed. It certainly reveals more than the naked eye from ground level.
Thanks for adding more info about this statue, Steve. I went to look for the copy; but couldnt find it. I read that it was taken away for restoration in 2018, and I suppose that it may not have been returned yet. I will make a more determined effort next time I am there.
David
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For viewing photos, you need to do what I said here.
I use OneDrive, and it would be great if you could embed photos on DPRevived. I haven't actually tried yet, though. -
It's in the same place as the "Post reply" button that you use when replying in the first place.
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Ok. The naming is all but clear!
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Ok. Here’s another photo. Photo is now showing. BTW, this car is 20 years old. Now I’ll try to do the same with OneDrive.
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I can’t find a way to embed a OneDrive photo. Same thing from iCloud. It would need a script for that I think. There are several cloud providers: Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, etc.
Maybe the programmers of this forum could create a similar code than the one used for uploads. The limit being 4 GB, using links would be really interesting.
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Looks good Benji.
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Some other blackberry bushes.
On one, you can see the berries starting to form.
I wanted to resize these to 1280X720(HD), just to see what they would look like.Steve Thomas
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Benji,
That car looks good. Did you take that picture recently? Everything looks so green. I love the blue sky too.
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Steve,
Resizing works. I always resize my photos. It keeps it small for viewing. Plus no-one can steal your full sized images that way.
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I have yet to find a stolen photo from me. I donated a few to Wikipedia however. My aquarium photos are probably my very best work.
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The photo above is dated from summer 2020. This year, I decided to use my original 15 inches aluminum wheels instead of the 16 inches ones because there is a much better choice of new 15 inches tires available. The photo below is dated March 28 of this year with the new wheels on. However, I had to wait until mid April to use it on the road. After the photo, it went back inside the garage.
I actually prefer the 15 inches wheels even if the 16 inches ones are also Ford originals.
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Some frost covered branches taken with an older lens (magic drainpipe)
Frost covered branch by Photobygms, on FlickrCanon EOS 5D Mark IV - Canon EF 80-200mm f/2.8L (Magic drainpipe)
ƒ/5.6, 1/250 at 200.0 mm 400 ISOA sunny day during the winter:
Sunstar by Photobygms, on FlickrCanon EOS 5D Mark IV - Canon EF24mm f/1.4L II USM
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It seems to me that the current method of displaying photos is quite adequate. It automatically displays exif data under the photo and allows the user to look at larger magnifications by clicking. It might perhaps be developed further, but it is already a great improvement over the method used at DPR. I also think that the programmers of the site have greater priorities to occupy themselves with currently than making interfaces for the cloud storage companies you have listed.
David
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Surely it is much better than when I first used it. The only worry I have is that 4 GB limit but I guess that can be easily increased.
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Photobygyms,
If these lovely images are recent, I assume that you must live in the southern hemisphere! I particularly miss the frost (even ice) on trees from when I used to live in Michigan, which has long winters. I found such a photo recently on my hard drive, but unfortunately I dont think I could go straight back to it...
David
