Keywords and size of photos

tommykjensen

I am new user, I created my trial account yesterday and have created a sample gallery. But I have a few issues with it.

http://tommykjensen.smugmug.com/gallery/3066523

1. Keywords. The jpegs I uploaded contains keywords and they are imported but not all of them are displayed. If you look at the gallery linked above you will see all keywords except one "2007". If I click on edit keywords I can see it is there. But why is it not displayed? This is the keywords as they appear in the edit box: 2007; Carnival; Copenhagen; Events; People;

2. Size of photos. I have uploaded 6 photos. 3 in landscape mode and 3 in portrait mode. The originals are all 1000 pixels on the longest side. I have disabled viewing of the original but left large on. When viewing the landscape photos and choose large the 800 pixel version is displayed fine. But when viewing the portrait photos and choosing the large version it is the 600 pixel version that is displayed.

Are there any settings am need to change to get these 2 issues solved?

jim_h

600 px vertical limit
I think I can save you some time on #2 as I just asked essentially the same question in another thread:

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=64953

tommykjensen

jim_h wrote:

I think I can save you some time on #2 as I just asked essentially the same question in another thread:

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=64953

Thanks. Hmm thats a bit of let down.

iamback

tommykjensen wrote:

I am new user, I created my trial account yesterday and have created a sample gallery. But I have a few issues with it.

http://tommykjensen.smugmug.com/gallery/3066523

1. Keywords. The jpegs I uploaded contains keywords and they are imported but not all of them are displayed. If you look at the gallery linked above you will see all keywords except one "2007". If I click on edit keywords I can see it is there. But why is it not displayed? This is the keywords as they appear in the edit box: 2007; Carnival; Copenhagen; Events; People;

Keywords consisting entirely of digits aren't displayed. Try wrapping it in (double) quotes.

jim_h

tommykjensen wrote:

Thanks. Hmm thats a bit of let down.

I used to have 800px portrait images. Apparently at some point SmugMug decided to set vertical a maximum of 600px and begin applying that to new images. Meanwhile, we all got bigger monitors. I just don't get it.

They keep saying that bigger images are on the way...

iamback

jim_h wrote:

Meanwhile, we all got bigger monitors. I just don't get it.

Photographers, quite likely. But their potential customers? Not everyone buys a new monitor just because a bigger one is available. What's in the shops is not the same as what's on people's desks.

Besides, I have a pretty big monitor, but my browser viewport is rarely 800px high.

jim_h

iamback wrote:

Photographers, quite likely. But their potential customers? Not everyone buys a new monitor just because a bigger one is available. What's in the shops is not the same as what's on people's desks.

Besides, I have a pretty big monitor, but my browser viewport is rarely 800px high.

For some reason I'd come to think of it as "my" gallery which I could configure to best suit the people who I wanted to look at my images.

tommykjensen

iamback wrote:

Keywords consisting entirely of digits aren't displayed. Try wrapping it in (double) quotes.

Thats not a solution. I add the keyword in PSCS 3 Bridge so I really have no way of adding double quotes. And I am not going to edit the keywords once imported to the gallery.

But why hide digits ? I don't get that. If a keyword has been imported (or manually added) then show it. Isn't that the whole point of the keywords?

The number I have in the keywords is the year an event took place. So it would be possible to search for photos from a specific year with keywords like "carnival 2007" or "carnival 2005".

tommykjensen

iamback wrote:

Photographers, quite likely. But their potential customers? Not everyone buys a new monitor just because a bigger one is available. What's in the shops is not the same as what's on people's desks.

Thats true but why not let the owner of the gallery decide if the protrait photos should be 600 or 800 pixels high? I want a consistant look for my photos. Which means the longest side on each layout should be the same.

richW

tommykjensen wrote:

Thats not a solution. I add the keyword in PSCS 3 Bridge so I really have no way of adding double quotes. And I am not going to edit the keywords once imported to the gallery.

I found Adobe Bridge stripped out the quotes and replaced them with semicolons. I put together a test gallery showing 4 different methods I used to add keywords. The caption lists the keywords I tried to add, the results are below the caption in the keyword section. http://lmsportspix.smugmug.com/gallery/2630634

I found using IrfranView to be the easiest. Pat Kane put together a nice list on the WiKi: http://smugmug.jot.com/WikiHome/Pros/AddingKeywordsToMetadata
I know it's one more step in post processing, but it beats doing manual edits.

tommykjensen

So even a keyword like "2007 BlueSquares" is not displayed.

Adding another application is not a solution. I want to add the keywords with bridge because that is the first application I process the photos with. Adding another is simply not an option because then I know I simply won't add keywords.

iamback

tommykjensen wrote:

Thats true but why not let the owner of the gallery decide if the protrait photos should be 600 or 800 pixels high? I want a consistant look for my photos. Which means the longest side on each layout should be the same.

Oh, I agree - I'd rather have a consistent size as well!

My comment was only to the effect that what's on people's desks is not what you see in the shops now. And unless you haev nothing but private or password-controlled galleries, you have no control over who looks at them, with what size monitors.

iamback

tommykjensen wrote:

Thats not a solution. I add the keyword in PSCS 3 Bridge so I really have no way of adding double quotes. And I am not going to edit the keywords once imported to the gallery.

But why hide digits ? I don't get that.

I have no idea why digits are hidden, and I don't like it either. I merely told you how to make them appear.

Allen

iamback wrote:

I have no idea why digits are hidden, and I don't like it either. I merely told you how to make them appear.

Probably because on upload they parce the file name and you'd get many
many image numbers in the captions.
i.e. IMG_08575.jpg. >> 08575

Wish there was a check box for turning off (auto fill caption) on upload.

iamback

Allen wrote:

Probably because on upload they parce the file name and you'd get many
many image numbers in the captions.
i.e. IMG_08575.jpg. >> 08575

Wish there was a check box for turning off (auto fill caption) on upload.

Filtering numbers from a parsed file name is still a different thing than filtering numbers from embedded keywords. If that is really the cause (I wouldn't call it a reason) it sounds like a logical error.

Andy

jim_h wrote:

Meanwhile, we all got bigger monitors.

"we all"

We, the photographer, geeks etc. Yeah. We got huge-normous monitors.

Most of your visitors are still at 1024x768.

tommykjensen

Andy wrote:

"we all"

We, the photographer, geeks etc. Yeah. We got huge-normous monitors.

Most of your visitors are still at 1024x768.

Can you tell me why numbers in keywords that are imbedded in the files are not displayed?

I have tried with keyword 2007 with no quotes and it won't display. I have tried with Copenhagen 2007 with no quotes and 2007 is stripped.