Belmont Jetty

Steve Lear

I am fumbling my way through the process of posting a couple of shots, if they get to the site in one piece I would really appreciate some some feedback.
I took these yesterday with my Nikon D100 at about 1/8 sec @ f4 200asa.
Dumb luck that they turned out as well as they did.

This image is clear on my PC. Why when I look at it on the site does it look so fuzzy?

For some reason I can only get one shot on. The other will follow.
Cheers!

cletus

Steve Lear wrote:

This image is clear on my PC. Why when I look at it on the site does it look so fuzzy?

I don't know what program you're using, but In Photoshop when you do a Save for Web (or if you do a Save Optimized in ImageReady) to create a jpeg there is a blur adjustment. Maybe that is set really high???

If you want to be able to post more than one photo at a time, you have to have the photos accessible via the web. A lot of us here use smugmug to host our photos. Here is a thread with all the details!

-Eric

peachmaan

cletus wrote:

I don't know what program you're using, but In Photoshop when you do a Save for Web (or if you do a Save Optimized in ImageReady) to create a jpeg there is a blur adjustment. Maybe that is set really high???

If you want to be able to post more than one photo at a time, you have to have the photos accessible via the web. A lot of us here use smugmug to host our photos. Here is a thread with all the details!

-Eric

And if you are using another progr. try to save them with the gradual/staggered/progressive (whatchamacallit) display for Jpeg picts option on ...
(my english is starting to suck...been to long in germany...I am even running progs now in german /not to mention that I started 2 think in german too)-->sooo this might not help you at all??

Steve Lear

Good advice

cletus wrote:

I don't know what program you're using, but In Photoshop when you do a Save for Web (or if you do a Save Optimized in ImageReady) to create a jpeg there is a blur adjustment. Maybe that is set really high???

If you want to be able to post more than one photo at a time, you have to have the photos accessible via the web. A lot of us here use smugmug to host our photos. Here is a thread with all the details!

-Eric

Thanks for the words of wisdom, at my stage of the game any info is pure gold.
It's a steep learningcurve but I think it's starting to leval.

ian408

Steve Lear wrote:

Thanks for the words of wisdom, at my stage of the game any info is pure gold.
It's a steep learningcurve but I think it's starting to leval.

Then the smugmug solution is a great idea. It really makes sharing and
dealing with images easy.

If you do sign up, tell them "cletus sent me"....

Ian