tony-mistretta

<p>I see that there is a DNG converter freeware utility here...<br>

<a href="http://www.dngconverter.com/">http://www.dngconverter.com/</a><br>

I have not tried it, but I hope it will be there if and when we ever need it.</p>

<p>I just created a new folder and attempted to upload 41 photos to the folder. Only 17 uploaded, and then I got the following message:<br>

Not all files were uploaded successfully. If you see this message, contact web master.<br />Error #2032 Package upload error: httpStatus = 0.<br>

I tried again a few times and kept getting the same message. I cannot upload the remaining photos.<br>

I've seen in the forums that this problem has happened to others before, but I'm not sure of what was the cause and solution. Can anyone help?</p>

 

<p>Yes, that seems to have worked! I saved them all and they are no longer in my que. Didn't loose any either. Thanks Jin so much for your help!</p>

<p>Josh, yes I am using IE9. <br>

Jin, I am OK with your using my account to try to resolve the issue.<br>

Thanks for your help.</p>

<p>Phil has described the problem well. The problem seems to be with the "Add captions and details to uploaded photos" page which automatically comes up when you are using the upload tool. You must choose to save or delete the photos. When you do so, it should remove them from this page, yet somehow they remain. I now have 16 pages worth, which is well over 100 photos that I must wade through every time I upload. I fear that this will only get worse, and I really don't want to have to delete all of these photos from my photo.net page. I hope that someone has a solution?</p>

<p>I have about 13 pages of photos stuck in my submission que. The number grows each time I upload photos. Even though they have all been saved to the folders where I want them, they also remain in the que, so each time I upload new photos, I have to wade through them all. I tried saving them all but they are still there in the que. I don't want to delete them because if I do they will be deleted from the folders where I posted them. I believe this may be the same problem posted by Ray Brizzi ("Strange things are happenning") in November 2011. What can I do to resolve? </p>

Thanks, that was exactly what I needed.

Does anyone know of a raw file viewer plug-in that works with Windows Vista? I want to be able to view my raw file

photos from within Windows Vista, like the one that works with Windows XP, without having to go to a separate

program like Picassa.

Thanks, I don't know how I missed that.

Once I've posted a photo, is there any way to edit the photo caption?

Thanks for your helpful insight and advice.

I will be travelling to Italy for the first time this year, and I am

planning on bringing my digital SLR and two lenses. I will be

travelling by bus on an orgaanized tour to all of the most popular

tourist areas, Rome, Venice, Florence, just to name a few. I

understand that tourists are often victim to street theft in these

areas, and I am looking for pointers on how to minimize my risk.

The SLR with one lens will be carried in a hip holster bag strapped

around my waist, while the spare lens will be in a small bag

attached to my belt. Of couse, the SLR will often be out of the bag

in my hands while I am taking pictures. Any advice from those

experienced in photo travel will be appreciated.