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On 05/17/2017 10:00 PM, Savageduck wrote:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xvqfsozxu086j53/DSF4553-E.jpg Beautiful. The sky is awesome. Russell |
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"Savageduck" wrote in message news:2017051721002020171-savageduck1@REMOVESPAMmecom... | https://www.dropbox.com/s/xvqfsozxu086j53/DSF4553-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/or7cq6um4psithj/DSF4573-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/byvhxa4iqicdw03/DSF4685-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/uonqwq86ierx5ug/DSF4758-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/448rl27c57zsiye/DSF4740-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/h3lpskk7dcay8ql/DSF4763.jpg An interesting effect that I don't understand: The images seem a bit hazy. (In Pale Moon [Firefox].) I then downloaded E and viewed it in IrfanView. It's noticeably sharper with deeper colors! I don't think I've ever noticed such an effect before. It must be nice to live within driving distance of such jaw-dropping landscapes. Technical note: I see the images but need to set "No Style". I also wonder about the and . Maybe some kind of software is inserting those? They serve no purpose and make it harder to copy the link. |
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On 2017-05-18 12:18:52 +0000, "Mayayana" said:
"Savageduck" wrote in message news:2017051721002020171-savageduck1@REMOVESPAMmecom... | https://www.dropbox.com/s/xvqfsozxu086j53/DSF4553-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/or7cq6um4psithj/DSF4573-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/byvhxa4iqicdw03/DSF4685-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/uonqwq86ierx5ug/DSF4758-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/448rl27c57zsiye/DSF4740-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/h3lpskk7dcay8ql/DSF4763.jpg An interesting effect that I don't understand: The images seem a bit hazy. (In Pale Moon [Firefox].) I then downloaded E and viewed it in IrfanView. It's noticeably sharper with deeper colors! I don't think I've ever noticed such an effect before. I have know idea of what effect "Pale Moon" might have on your viewing experience, as I am not using Firefox, but it is odd. It must be nice to live within driving distance of such jaw-dropping landscapes. It is a 3 hour drive. Technical note: I see the images but need to set "No Style". I also wonder about the and . Maybe some kind of software is inserting those? They serve no purpose and make it harder to copy the link. The "No Style" is a Fujifilm EXIF header group in the RAW (RAF) files, which with the SOOC JPEGs will usually refer to Fujifilm film simulations. Usually these will be listed as "Film Simulation", "Monochrome", "Pict Style Color Space", "Picture Style"(exposure setting), "Saturation" (Typically, Normal, 0,0), and "Sharpness" (in-camera applied JPEG sharpness level). The " & " are standard Usenet UTF-8 URL (link) delimiters and I use them to prevent broken URL links. However, some nonconforming Usenet clients will still break URLs even if the delimiters are used. I just do what I can to prevent that. -- Regards, Savageduck |
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| It must be nice to live within driving distance of | such jaw-dropping landscapes. | | It is a 3 hour drive. | Very nice. The best I can do is to reach the Kancamagus Highway in that time. Which is beautiful, but not on the same scale. | Technical note: I see the images but need to set | "No Style". I also wonder about the and . Maybe | some kind of software is inserting those? They serve | no purpose and make it harder to copy the link. | | The "No Style" is a Fujifilm EXIF header group in the RAW (RAF) files, I meant No Style in the browser. Dropbox is doing something that hides the images from me, but if I go to View - Style - No Style to drop out the CSS then I can see it. I just mentioned that in case others have trouble. | The " & " are standard Usenet UTF-8 URL (link) delimiters and I use | them to prevent broken URL links. However, some nonconforming Usenet | clients will still break URLs even if the delimiters are used. I just | do what I can to prevent that. Not a big deal. I just find it easier to click-select the line to paste in a browser, while the brackets require a more careful drag-select. |
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On 2017-05-18 14:44:30 +0000, "Mayayana" said:
"Savageduck" wrote | It must be nice to live within driving distance of | such jaw-dropping landscapes. | | It is a 3 hour drive. | Very nice. The best I can do is to reach the Kancamagus Highway in that time. Which is beautiful, but not on the same scale. | Technical note: I see the images but need to set | "No Style". I also wonder about the and . Maybe | some kind of software is inserting those? They serve | no purpose and make it harder to copy the link. | | The "No Style" is a Fujifilm EXIF header group in the RAW (RAF) files, I meant No Style in the browser. Dropbox is doing something that hides the images from me, but if I go to View - Style - No Style to drop out the CSS then I can see it. I just mentioned that in case others have trouble. When you say "browser", are you refering to Firefox, or Outlook Express? ....and what do you mean by "hides the images from me"? If they are hidden, how are you able to view them? Dropbox shouldn't be doing anything with regard to EXIF changes. | The " & " are standard Usenet UTF-8 URL (link) delimiters and I use | them to prevent broken URL links. However, some nonconforming Usenet | clients will still break URLs even if the delimiters are used. I just | do what I can to prevent that. Not a big deal. I just find it easier to click-select the line to paste in a browser, while the brackets require a more careful drag-select. I see that you use MS Outlook Express, I suspect since it is not a particularly good Usenet client that it is not conforming when it comes to dealing with the " " delimiters. What you should be seeing is a clickable URL/link contained within those delimiters. However, admitedly for those who have to use your method, some care must be employed when making the selection. -- Regards, Savageduck |
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| When you say "browser", are you refering to Firefox, or Outlook Express? | ...and what do you mean by "hides the images from me"? | If they are hidden, how are you able to view them? | | Dropbox shouldn't be doing anything with regard to EXIF changes. | Firefox. An increasing number of pages show up with partially blank content. If you're not familiar with webpage coding it's hard to explain. HTML specifies something like an image. CSS can be used to specify details like position and border. Sometimes CSS is used to hide content which is then only made visible via script. I'm not sure why. So with script routinely disabled, I sometimes see missing items. But the if I also disable CSS then I just get the basic HTML and it works. Undoubtedly more than you care to know. It's part of the increasing complication of protecting privacy and security online. | I see that you use MS Outlook Express, I suspect since it is not a | particularly good Usenet client that it is not conforming when it comes | to dealing with the " " delimiters. What you should be seeing is a | clickable URL/link contained within those delimiters. However, | admitedly for those who have to use your method, some care must be | employed when making the selection. It has nothing to do with OE, which works quite well for Usenet. And there's no reason to put brackets around a link. It serves no purpose and does not conform with any kind of HTML standard. But it's not a big deal, as I said. I just prefer not to click links in the post.... Don't ask. |
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wrote: | Technical note: I see the images but need to set | "No Style". I also wonder about the and . Maybe | some kind of software is inserting those? They serve | no purpose and make it harder to copy the link. | | The "No Style" is a Fujifilm EXIF header group in the RAW (RAF) files, I meant No Style in the browser. Dropbox is doing something that hides the images from me, but if I go to View - Style - No Style to drop out the CSS then I can see it. I just mentioned that in case others have trouble. no need to drop out css. however, if cookies are blocked (and you've said you do that), then dropox will display a signup popup, which can easily be dismissed. | The " & " are standard Usenet UTF-8 URL (link) delimiters and I use | them to prevent broken URL links. However, some nonconforming Usenet | clients will still break URLs even if the delimiters are used. I just | do what I can to prevent that. Not a big deal. I just find it easier to click-select the line to paste in a browser, while the brackets require a more careful drag-select. no need to copy/paste. the link should be directly clickable. if not, get a better newsreader. |
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On 5/18/2017 4:49 PM, nospam wrote:
In article , Mayayana wrote: | Technical note: I see the images but need to set | "No Style". I also wonder about the and . Maybe | some kind of software is inserting those? They serve | no purpose and make it harder to copy the link. | | The "No Style" is a Fujifilm EXIF header group in the RAW (RAF) files, I meant No Style in the browser. Dropbox is doing something that hides the images from me, but if I go to View - Style - No Style to drop out the CSS then I can see it. I just mentioned that in case others have trouble. no need to drop out css. however, if cookies are blocked (and you've said you do that), then dropox will display a signup popup, which can easily be dismissed. I've noticed that .... and wondered WHY that happened! Thanks for explaining. :-) | The " & " are standard Usenet UTF-8 URL (link) delimiters and I use | them to prevent broken URL links. However, some nonconforming Usenet | clients will still break URLs even if the delimiters are used. I just | do what I can to prevent that. Not a big deal. I just find it easier to click-select the line to paste in a browser, while the brackets require a more careful drag-select. no need to copy/paste. the link should be directly clickable. if not, get a better newsreader. Agreed. The links 'work' for me using Thunderbird. -- David B. |
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On 5/18/2017 10:30 AM, Savageduck wrote:
On 2017-05-18 12:18:52 +0000, "Mayayana" said: "Savageduck" wrote in message news:2017051721002020171-savageduck1@REMOVESPAMmecom... | https://www.dropbox.com/s/xvqfsozxu086j53/DSF4553-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/or7cq6um4psithj/DSF4573-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/byvhxa4iqicdw03/DSF4685-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/uonqwq86ierx5ug/DSF4758-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/448rl27c57zsiye/DSF4740-E.jpg | https://www.dropbox.com/s/h3lpskk7dcay8ql/DSF4763.jpg An interesting effect that I don't understand: The images seem a bit hazy. (In Pale Moon [Firefox].) I then downloaded E and viewed it in IrfanView. It's noticeably sharper with deeper colors! I don't think I've ever noticed such an effect before. I have know idea of what effect "Pale Moon" might have on your viewing experience, as I am not using Firefox, but it is odd. It must be nice to live within driving distance of such jaw-dropping landscapes. It is a 3 hour drive. Hah, it can take me that long to travel the 55 miles to Manhattan Technical note: I see the images but need to set "No Style". I also wonder about the and . Maybe some kind of software is inserting those? They serve no purpose and make it harder to copy the link. The "No Style" is a Fujifilm EXIF header group in the RAW (RAF) files, which with the SOOC JPEGs will usually refer to Fujifilm film simulations. Usually these will be listed as "Film Simulation", "Monochrome", "Pict Style Color Space", "Picture Style"(exposure setting), "Saturation" (Typically, Normal, 0,0), and "Sharpness" (in-camera applied JPEG sharpness level). The " & " are standard Usenet UTF-8 URL (link) delimiters and I use them to prevent broken URL links. However, some nonconforming Usenet clients will still break URLs even if the delimiters are used. I just do what I can to prevent that. |
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