Bob Docherty wrote:
> I had the opportunity to spend a long weekend at Hilton Head, SC. My brother
> had the use of a beachfront house for free and invited all the family that
> could make it on short notice. I managed to get up one morning to catch a
> sunrise and stayed out one evening to be bug food to shoot a moonlight image.
> www.bobdocherty.com/HiltonHead
>
I like 'em all. Looks like a lovely weekend.
One techie note. The first image has a lot of white along the edges of
the dark grass stems. Not sure what it is. Doesn't look quite like
sharpening halo? If you put images into JAlbum at one size, and display
at another, it does a low quality (IMO) resize, which might cause such a
problem.
I size my images for the web before going into JAlbum. On the Navigation
Tab in Settings, I select "Link to Originals", "Copy Originals" and
"Make Slides". Then none of the choices on the Images Tab apply and the
images look just as they did in PS.
> I just started playing with JAlbum this morning. I need a lot more practice..
>
Not the worst interface around, but some bits are not immediately
intuitive. By the time you add the skin choices, there are just too many
things to set, and I tend to forget between sessions.
On the other hand, it works well and the price is right.
For just tossing some images up on the web in a decent looking gallery,
Singapore is even quicker and simpler. Once installed, you can just FTP
images to a new sub-directory and like magic, there they are in a new
gallery page. If you want something other than directory and file names
as titles, you then do a few moments of editing in your Singapore Gallery.
Moose
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