Day 2 waiting for my S9000 repair

nickphoto123

Hello All,

With my S9000 in for repair, I had a good time with my D60 and an extension tube.

The optical view finder was a pleasure, BUT, I kept wanting to look in the 'EVF' to see the shot magnified.

Being forced to use my DSLR, I really miss my Prosumer.

http://nickphoto123.smugmug.com/gallery/1098568

Regards, Nicholas

Andy

I see exif!

nickphoto123

Day 2 S9000 in repair

Andy wrote:

I see exif!

Hi Andy,

Also Largest size as per your suggestion.

Previously when I saw my large images open in a separate window and the right click drop down menu appeared instead of the copyright protection warning, I felt the image was able to be copied. I had no reason to copy my own image so I did not see the 'spacer'.
For this reason this process should be detailed in the instruction page on copyright protection.

Back to my S9000 backup, using my D60 felt somewhat like using my film cameras in the sense you can not get a good view of your image taken without the EVF of my prosumer.

However shooting with the EVF you can not get the clarity of the D60's Optical viewfinder.

I am finding that it is a trade off and that my current style leans heavily to the prosumer.

Regards, Nicholas

Andy

nickphoto123 wrote:

For this reason this process should be detailed in the instruction page on copyright protection.

Do you mean, documented, like this, in our SmugMug Help Pages?

SmugMug Help wrote:

Image protection

Professional account subscribers can choose to foil right-clicking on their photos on a gallery-by-gallery basis. watermarking Simply choose the customize gallery button and scroll down to find the protected option.

It still allows the user to right-click, save as... (after they see a copyright notice dialog) but the image that gets saved is blank.

BTW, you can also personalize your right-click message, by putting this in your Javascript section of your customization (control panel>customize>Javascript>paste/modify to taste>save customization

rightClickWarning = "These photos are copyright XXXXXX XXXXXXXX. All rights reserved. Unauthorized use is prohibited."

The message in quotes can be anything you want it to be, really.

nickphoto123

Da 2 waiting for my S9000 repair
Thanks Andy.

Seymore

Just stating...
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