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bmoreshooter

How do you post more than one image at a time?



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Scott_Quier

bmoreshooter wrote:

How do you post more than one image at a time?

[*img]url[/*img]

[*img]another url[*/url]

If url and "another url" were urls for photos and you remove the "*", you would have linked in 2 different photos.

You can also use the "picture" icon in the tool bar (looks like a picture of a mountain and the sun) multiple times.

timetogo

colors are perfect

bmoreshooter

Scott, thanks for the reply. I tried using the little (mountain) icon but in order to get a url from smugmug portfolio it closes dgrin to open sm then i have to go back again to paste the url. If i go back to SM to get another photo i lose the reply that I was working on. I'm missing something here because I know it should'nt be this confusing.

zweiblumen

bmoreshooter wrote:

Scott, thanks for the reply. I tried using the little (mountain) icon but in order to get a url from smugmug portfolio it closes dgrin to open sm then i have to go back again to paste the url. If i go back to SM to get another photo i lose the reply that I was working on. I'm missing something here because I know it should'nt be this confusing.

I've never encountered that problem. Have you tried simply opening your smugmug site in another browser window and then going back and forth between your dgrin window and the smugmug one?

Here's a link to the tutorial here for posting shots, maybe that can help?
http://dgrin.smugmug.com/gallery/1083138

Hope that helps,
-Trav

Scott_Quier

Two browser windows or multiple tabs in a single browser. It's all good.

-- Or --

You could open up you SM account, copy and paste all the URLs for the photos into an editor window (like Notepad on Windows). Then open DGrin, create your response by clicking on the icon and copy/paste from the editor window.

-- or --

You could open up an editor, type your response there. Open up your SM account. Copy a URL and paste into place in your editor, surrouding the URL in the editor with [*img] and [*/img] tags (remove the "*" character - they are here to not confuse the DGrin rendering engine ). Repeat the process for each image you want to include in your post. Copy and paste the entire content from the editor window into a DGrin response. Done.

BTW Trav, great minds think alike. The link you provided is also the one I reference in my siggy!:D

bmoreshooter

Thank you.


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Hooray, I did it. The note book worked perfectly.

photo#3

Scott_Quier

bmoreshooter wrote:

Hooray, I did it. The note book worked perfectly.

Now all you have to do is number your photos, especially if you post more than a couple. The numbering makes it easier for people to talk about the photos.

bmoreshooter

Scott_Quier wrote:

Now all you have to do is number your photos, especially if you post more than a couple. The numbering makes it easier for people to talk about the photos.

OK to numbering. Any comments on photos?

Scott_Quier

Sorry, got distracted by the whole "how to post" thing.

#2 - Really like the concept. And I love the expression on the FG's face. I think the lighting could be better. The huge shadow from the bride's maid on the wall pretty much kills the shot for me.

#3 - The shot is nice. I'm a little distracted by what looks like a bluring vignette.

bmoreshooter

Thank you
Thanks Scott, for the help getting started with posting and for the comments. #2 was'nt the intended shot here. It was a grab shot to catch the fg's response and my flash was'nt fully rotated yet and you can not see the garter. The actual shot was more customary and boring.
Yes there is a blurring vingette on # 3. It served two purposes, his hands were vere rough and blotchy looking and detracted from the image just sofening his hands made the picture look odd and out of focus so I chose to vingette. The other purpose was to highlight the rings.