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10/13/2004 11:00:08 PM · #26 |
My attempt using a wonderful PS action I got from sher9204 called Gothic Glow... it's very cool. I toned it down for this one, though.
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10/13/2004 11:01:48 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by saintnicholas_25:
Picture: Lion
Posting from which site?
Site: ImageHost |
From the GetStarted Manual:
5. Open the image folder which contains the images you have uploaded. You will notice the URL (internet address) of each image. Copy and paste this URL into your web browser, or click on the thumbnail images to view their full-size versions.
You will need two URLs to make a complete link at DPC:
- URL of full-sized image display page
- URL of the thumbail
You know how to get the first. Get the URL of the thumbnail by right-clicking on it (Windows) and go to Properties; the URL to the thumbnail will be displayed for you to copy.
To make the link at DPC, use the InsertHyperlink button and paste in the URL to the big image page. When you go OK and are prompted for your text, use the InsertImage tags (type in manually; [img][/img]) with the URL to the thumbnail between the image tags.
This should display the thumbnail in the forum thread, but when you click on it, you are linked to the full-sized page.
Message edited by author 2004-10-13 23:02:50. |
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10/13/2004 11:04:33 PM · #28 |
Do u think the face lift of the lion looks good ?
Figured out the Thumbnails :) Thankyou General
plz. Tell me if it doesn't work! Thankyou
Message edited by author 2004-10-13 23:05:18.
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10/13/2004 11:06:56 PM · #29 |
Originally posted by saintnicholas_25:
Do u think the face lift of the lion looks good ?
Figured out the Thumbnails :) Thankyou General
plz. Tell me if it doesn't work! Thankyou |
Awesome, thank you! |
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10/13/2004 11:08:58 PM · #30 |
You're welcome -- glad that worked. I guess that site re-sizes all the thumbs into a square?
How reliable are they ... it's certainly looks like a good deal. |
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10/13/2004 11:10:55 PM · #31 |
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10/13/2004 11:11:56 PM · #32 |
yeh itz a great deal - best one I found so far - very reliable so far
-just signed up yesterday- & yes the Thumbnails are automatically generated.
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10/13/2004 11:21:05 PM · #33 |
one more using one of the velvia actions that I believe Pedro linked us to a while back. :o)
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10/13/2004 11:27:54 PM · #34 |
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I recommend you check it out! ImageHost
Message edited by author 2004-10-13 23:59:35.
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10/14/2004 12:16:51 AM · #35 |
Originally posted by mk:
Please post thumbnail links to your photos rather than fullsize images. It makes it easier for the dialup users, plus it seems that the host you are using is pretty slow. |
I would if my hosting site had thumbnails
Sorry |
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10/14/2004 12:18:20 AM · #36 |
pearcer check out my one - it has thumbnails Image HostGeneral has the instructions of posting thumbnails second from top (on my screen) hope itz what your after
Message edited by author 2004-10-14 00:19:59.
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10/14/2004 12:19:48 AM · #37 |
Originally posted by saintnicholas_25:
pearcer check out my one - it has thumbnails Image HostGeneral has the instructions of posting thumbnails up a couple
hope itz what your after |
I'll give it a try, Thanks. |
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10/14/2004 12:25:38 AM · #38 |
I like Khaos' the best. :) Heida's is kewl as well. Nice work all. It's fun to see what can be had. These are my fave threads.
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10/14/2004 12:31:36 AM · #39 |
Original
My attempt
Do u think my lion looks younger than the original?
I cloned him and turned the grass brown for a more African look!
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10/14/2004 02:38:00 AM · #40 |
Originally posted by pearcer:
Originally posted by mk:
Please post thumbnail links to your photos rather than fullsize images. It makes it easier for the dialup users, plus it seems that the host you are using is pretty slow. |
I would if my hosting site had thumbnails
Sorry |
What's stopping you from uploading your own thumbs? Just a thought.
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10/14/2004 05:14:52 AM · #41 |
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10/14/2004 06:18:42 AM · #42 |
Originally posted by cpanaioti:
Originally posted by pearcer:
Originally posted by mk:
Please post thumbnail links to your photos rather than fullsize images. It makes it easier for the dialup users, plus it seems that the host you are using is pretty slow. |
I would if my hosting site had thumbnails
Sorry |
What's stopping you from uploading your own thumbs? Just a thought. |
I'm too lazy......................... |
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10/14/2004 06:40:35 AM · #43 |
Not much different from some other edits...
But her's my 2 minutes edit...
Levels, curves and my very own secret form of USM.
Message edited by author 2004-10-14 06:42:02. |
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10/14/2004 07:59:02 AM · #44 |
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10/14/2004 08:47:38 AM · #45 |
| Maybe there should be a challenge one day where they give the base image, straight from the camera and everybody processes the way they like, entering the post-process image for the vote, could be processing according to basic rules or a free for all with no limits on the use of manipulation software...just a thought.. |
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10/14/2004 09:33:17 AM · #46 |
This post brought home to me the importance of learning curves. I use theGIMP as a primary photo editor and curves is a little different than photoshop and psp but after a day of fiddling around and finally understanding what the heck an s-curve is I am blown away. My thanks goes out to the origional poster for starting this thread which made me bite the bullet and learn something.
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10/14/2004 12:03:34 PM · #47 |
What a great thread.
There are some fantastic reworks of the original here.
It really illustrates how many different ways a photo can be processed,, and end up with a variety of end results, all looking very different to each other, but each fantastic in its own way.
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10/14/2004 03:09:49 PM · #48 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
I can't do any better than these excellent examples at creating a more realistic photo, so I went another direction entirely and tried converting them to "illustrations" as might be used in a children's book.
Faye's Lion (pBase gallery) |
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10/14/2004 03:29:50 PM · #49 |
I'll throw a little b&w spin in the mix...
Levels adjustment layer
Curves adj. layer
Brightness & contrast adj. layer
Greyscaled and adjusted levels again
a little USM and ever-so-slight burning around the edges and voila...
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10/14/2004 03:33:13 PM · #50 |
Originally posted by Natator:
What a great thread.
There are some fantastic reworks of the original here.
It really illustrates how many different ways a photo can be processed,, and end up with a variety of end results, all looking very different to each other, but each fantastic in its own way. |
This is so very true Natator. I wouldn't be able to choose one I like best but I sure have some great ideas of things to try. Now if I can just find some time to do it. Sheesh.. been a busy week.
Message edited by author 2004-10-14 15:35:13.
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