Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
p.3 #1Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
TEST
A7riii eye AF test by G, on Flickr
A7riii eye AF test by G, on FlickrApr 11, 2019 at 04:33 PM
p.3 #3Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
Test. Not working on the Monthly Assignment board.
A7R00543 by jon michaels, on Flickr
A7R00543 by jon michaels, on FlickrMay 22, 2019 at 08:24 AM
p.3 #4Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
I'm trying to test how to get the full resolution photo to upload from Flickr without it being downscaled, but displayed as a smaller image. Right now it appears, at least to me, that if you copy the BBcode from Flickr for a 1024x683 pixel image, it will display as such on the forum. But the quality is not the same. It is slightly fuzzy looking. And if you click on the image, it will show a slideshow view, but it will still not be the full size image.
Now, the code will have some part of it starting with "img" In the second image below, I have used the full resolution link from Flickr by copying the provided BBcode. However, I have replaced "img" with "img width="1024" height="683"" and voila. You can see the full resolution image displayed smaller without it being compressed/downscaled, and without it being too big to see all at once on the screen.
Appropriate size for the forum by just copying BBcode from Flickr (I believe this compresses image quality when displaying):
Mid Day Walk With SEL35F18F by Adam Klann, on Flickr
Testing copying BBcode from Flickr for full size, but inserting modifiers after 'img.' to downsize the display:
Mid Day Walk With SEL35F18F by Adam Klann, on Flickr
Full resolution, copied directly from BBcode from Flickr, for comparison:
Mid Day Walk With SEL35F18F by Adam Klann, on Flickr
Now, the code will have some part of it starting with "img" In the second image below, I have used the full resolution link from Flickr by copying the provided BBcode. However, I have replaced "img" with "img width="1024" height="683"" and voila. You can see the full resolution image displayed smaller without it being compressed/downscaled, and without it being too big to see all at once on the screen.
Appropriate size for the forum by just copying BBcode from Flickr (I believe this compresses image quality when displaying):
Mid Day Walk With SEL35F18F by Adam Klann, on Flickr
Testing copying BBcode from Flickr for full size, but inserting modifiers after 'img.' to downsize the display:
Mid Day Walk With SEL35F18F by Adam Klann, on Flickr
Full resolution, copied directly from BBcode from Flickr, for comparison:
Mid Day Walk With SEL35F18F by Adam Klann, on Flickr
Sep 12, 2019 at 09:07 AM
p.3 #5Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
https://flic.kr/p/2hknfrZ
Testing
Testing
Oct 23, 2019 at 08:10 AM
p.3 #7Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
Gotta try this
ND5_7194_DxO by Anthony Castelline, on Flickr
ND5_7194_DxO by Anthony Castelline, on FlickrFeb 16, 2020 at 08:36 AM
p.3 #8Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
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 Torres del Paine Sunrise by John Weigel, on Flickr |
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Feb 21, 2020 at 05:20 PM
p.3 #9Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
Chevy Power - Enzo's by David F. Panno, on FlickrMar 16, 2020 at 09:42 AM
p.3 #10Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
Testing
Port Blakely Springtime by Pat McShane, on Flickr
Port Blakely Springtime by Pat McShane, on FlickrMar 28, 2020 at 01:28 PM
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p.3 #13Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
This is an old thread but I had issues posting here after I got a 5K screen. I need to export at least to 3600 on the long side so the monitor didn't upscale (or whatever it is doing) and create jaggies. I was having the same issue even via Flickr. I finally found that if I imported the full sized file to Flickr and used that full size BBC code this site resized it ad it looked good.
Files were still a little big. With more testing I seem to have found a magic number with my R5. Exporting at 2048 on the long side and using FM to host is providing pleasing looking files. I'm not sure why but it is working at my end.
Files were still a little big. With more testing I seem to have found a magic number with my R5. Exporting at 2048 on the long side and using FM to host is providing pleasing looking files. I'm not sure why but it is working at my end.
Nov 29, 2020 at 02:27 PM
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p.3 #15Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
Thank you so much. For the longest time I couldn't figure out how it worked.
Dec 28, 2020 at 08:27 PM
p.3 #16Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
TEST
2020_12_31__A7R0341 by adam.basinski, on Flickr
2020_12_31__A7R0341 by adam.basinski, on FlickrJan 06, 2021 at 09:13 AM
p.3 #17Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
This thread was helpful to figure out how to post here using images from Flickr. The cool thing is that I can manage my public images all from Flickr, at least I think I can (haven’t tried it yet). So, if I want to remove an image from Flickr and here I just remove it from Flickr and it’ll stop showing here too. Imma gonna test this out as I like the ability to manage my online images easily.
Jan 13, 2021 at 07:27 AM
p.3 #18Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
Experimenting
20201227-A7300090.jpg by Robert Kenney, on Flickr
20201227-A7300090.jpg by Robert Kenney, on FlickrFeb 05, 2021 at 04:43 PM
p.3 #20Posting from Flickr -- short and simple version
thanks for the "how to"!
May 13, 2021 at 03:10 PM