kombizz

Would you please write me how could I put my old images in different albums.

Today I created two albums, Flowers and Abstract.

Is there any way to do so or not.

Many thanks

I would like to know why in the editing mode of Bio section, it does not accept html syntax, as I tried to put spaces between paragraphs.

Also how can I add two of my other photography site links under biography as it does not accept any any links.

I would appreciate your help in this matter.

Although I was not active for some time, I was looking at my portfolio yesterday & tried to update the info. I noticed that there was an empty box in the editing mode in my pages which says:

"Portfolio Website

Premium members receive a 'follow' link to have photo.net link to your portfolio for SEO optimization, free members receive 'nofollow'."

I would like to know what do I need to receive this 'follow link' as I have not received any!

I would appreciate your help in this matter.

I wonder how this section works.

Initially I wanted to put two rows of one category after each other.

It seems it does not work in this way, and somehow it mixes the different categories with itself (i.e. portrait, abstract, architecture, etc...)

Is there any way to put featured photos in 2 rows after each category or not.

Or do I need to fill the whole page with one category?

Thanks in advance.

Although I have removed all the html syntaxes from the old description in Biography section, still it shows all of the

html syntaxes at the end of few sentences. How can get rid of them.

Thanks in advance.

I just joined as a Premium Member in this lovely website.

I noticed that in the Account Detail there is a box under the name of 'Portfolio Website'. I clicked the ?mark. It says Premium Member receive a 'follow' link to portfolio for SEO optimization.

That is fine. But how could I get this link in order to put it in this box.

Thank you in advance.

I understood the Instagram is online mobile photo-sharing with using smart phone.<br>

My question is about EXIF files of each image. <br>

Does Instagram's EXIF includes manufacturer of smart phone, phone number, geo tag, date, time, focal length,

ISO, etc .... ?<br>

Thanks

Thank you Matt for the link.<br>

Unfortunately I did not understand how to put an image without seeing the upload icon in twitter.<br>

Is there any small mobile phone with a proper good camera?<br>

I have noticed many people who have smart phones, using them for FB or playing games.<br>

I am interesting in buying a small mobile phone with good camera (10mp or higher) just for call and take a good

picture.<br>

I am not interested in a big mobile phone that does not stay in my pocket.<br>

I wonder if you know any?<br>

Thanks<br>

Recently I have noticed that people put their images in twitter. It used to be just the URL address.<br>

I wonder what would be the format in order to put an image in twitter site.<br>

Thanks<br>

Recently I noticed that two of my images were taken <b>without my permission</b> (stolen) in two different online magazines.<br>

1- <a href=" Brain</b></a><br>

<a href="http://enews.buddhistdoor.com/en/news/d/40531">Buddhist News</a><br>

which later on, I wrote a comment under the page for them.<br>

2- <a href=" Says: Freedom For

Palestine</b></a> <br>

<a href="http://socialistworker.co.uk/art/37235/Roger+Lloyd+Pack+1944-2014"> Socialist Worker</a><br>

I wrote to them and asked them either delete my image or pay for it. So far they ignore my email

completely.<br><br>

A photographer friend told me, I needed to take them to the court. Unfortunately it is simple to say, but without

any cash, and not having enough info about the court action, I am not able to pursue it.<br>

I wonder if you know any other way?<br><br>

Thanks<br>

So, at last you decided to change this lovely site to a better format with higher pixels image which is excellent toward a new rejuvenation of this lovely site.<br>

I read thru the data and it was interesting to know what members would like to have.<br>

I hope you are going to present this new format soon.<br>

Keep up with good work <br>

- kombizz<br>

Thank you all for your responses.<br>

I noticed that I made a mistake in typing some of the products that I saw them in the internet.<br>

The correct one is as follow:<br><br>

- 32GB Integral Class 10 UltimaPro CL10 <br>

- 32GB Integral Class 10 UltimaPro X SDHC Card 95MB/s <br>

- 32GB Integral Class 10 Ultima Pro SDHC 20MB/s <br>

- 32GB Integral Class 6 SDHC Card £38.00 <br><br>

- 32GB SanDisk Class 10 Extreme SDHC Card 45MB/s<br>

- 32GB SanDisk Class 10 Ultra SDHC<br><br>

- 32GB Kingston Class 10 Elite SD Card UHS-I 30MB/s<br>

- 32GB Kingston Class 10 SDHC Flash Card<br>

- 32GB Kingston Class 4 SDHC Flash Card<br><br>

- 32GB Lexar Class 10 Professional UHS - 400x 60MB/s High Speed<br>

I try to find out which card is suitable for my digital camera. Unfortunately I could not find much info despite

searching the internet.<br>

Perhaps you are able to tell me more about them.<br>

I am little bit confused about the word of describing these memory card, which I used BOLD for them, i.e.

Ultima, Ultima Pro, I Pro, Ultra, etc ....<br>

Of course based on these words, the prices are fluctuated.<br>

Initially I try to purchase an Integral <b>Ultima</b> SDHC Class 10 Memory Card, 32GB which cost me around £60.00.

[32GB SDHC Card UltimaPro CL10 ]<br>

Then I noticed that there are other cards similar to this:<br>

- 32GB Integral Compact Flash <b>UltimaPr</b>o 300X Memory Card <br>

- 32GB Integral Compact Flash <b>I Pro</b> 100X Memory Card <br>

- 32GB SanDisk <b>Ultra</b> SDHC class 10 Memory Card<br>

- 32GB Kingston SDHC Class 10 Flash Card<br>

I would appreciate your help in this matter. <br>

Thanks<br>

Thank you Johnny Kleso for your answer.<br>

Tell the truth I have little information about computer stuff. Also the link you gave me was not useful for me.<br>

I simply looking for a reliable 2TB external Hard Drive, no more than $200.<br>

Need an assistant in finding the RIGHT one!<br>

<br>After so many years photography, and having more than 5000 images in digital formats, I have reached to

this conclusion that I need to get rid of my two small external storage hard drives, and go for a bigger one in

cpacity, i.e. 2TB.<br>

I read few articles and reviews in few websites, and still I am not sure which one is more reliable and cost

effective. <br>

The most recent article I read was belong to <a href=http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/reviews/desktop-

hard-drives/275/?ob=ratingd>PC Advisor</a>.<br>

I do not want to pay more than $200 in price. <br>

I would like to know which one do you have for PC, the reasons behind buying it, and whether you are happy

and satisfied with it's performance. Did the external HD had any problems in the past or does it work smoothly

like the first day you bought.<br>

I would appreciate your assistant in this matter.<br>

Time to time you see few enthusiastic photographers make something nice for themselves thru their daily life

application.<br>

Here, Mark Runnals an enthusiastic photographer, made a Quick Release Head that you might buy it from different outlets. (

I assume he sold his invention to a company).<br>

Anyhow you are able to see his invention <a href="

What do you think?<br>

Do you reckon it worth to buy or not?

I would like to share with you all who are interested in macro photography my following finding:<br>

I managed to find <a Href="http://www.heliconsoft.com/heliconfocus.html"> Helicon Soft</a> as well as I found <a href="

Also I found the followiing article by Ken Vincent about Focus Stacking 101 which is very informative. You may find it <a href="http://kvincentphotography.ca/focus-stacking-101">here</a> with his <a href="http://kvincentphotography.ca/stackedimages"> macro images</a> .<br>

A friend sent me a link to Zerene Stacker for 30-day free trial, <a href="http://www.zerenesystems.com/cms/stacker/softwaredownloads">here</a>.

@ Matthew<br>

What a fantastic capture. I love it. <br>

May I ask you if this Helicon Focus a hardware or software, or both?<br>

I would appreciate your help in this matter.<br>

Thanks

I read a short article about <a href="http://www.circuitsathome.com/camera-control/focus-stacking-assistant-for-eos-

cameras">Focus Stacking assistant</a> for EOS cameras. Then I google it and found <a

href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focus_stacking">this article</a>.<br>

I have never worked with this method during my macro photography in the period of film cameras.<br>

I wonder have you ever used this? If so, how do you use it? Also I wonder what would be the advantage of this method over

other methods (if there are any)?<br>

Thanks

<br>

<blockquote>JR exhibits his photographs in the biggest art gallery on the planet. His work is presented freely in the streets

of the world, catching the attention of people who are not museum visitors. His work mixes Art and Action; it talks about

commitment, freedom, identity and limit.</blockquote><p>

To watch this video please click <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=M5MEC5MPjvg&feature=player_embedded#!">here</a>.<br>

I wonder who paid for this hefty project. <br>

Do you know? Please inform me.<br>

Thanks</P>

I would like to share with you all about an informative video which I saw it in Vimeo.<br>

In this video, Lee Morris from Fstoppers, is showing how you can tether your camera to your iPad wirelessly. He uses a <a

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You may view this lovely video <a href="http://vimeo.com/29632854">here</a>.<br>

Hope you learn from Lee.