Picture Posting Test

[gbenic]

MySpace changed their photo stuff around. I can now arrange picture order and create albums. I am now just trying to post an image from one of my albums.

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[gbenic]

Looks like it works.

 

[TOLady]

Be afraid... be VERY afraid!! *LOL* of someone finding and using the liquify tool :biggrin:

 

[MontyDog]

#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax;

 

[Leigh]

Yikes, this must mean it's Freaky Friday!!!!

(Cool pic, Greg!)

 

[gbenic]

Thanks for the comments.

This is a test of a full size (crappy) double exposure. The original that I uploaded was 2000x3008 pixels and 4.2 MB. MySpace has a 5 MB per image limit. As you can see, they decided to resize it for me. Interesting.

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[gbenic]

What's even more interesting is that I put it in a private album. Hmm.

 

[gbenic]

So...if all you guys can see these without being a member of MySpace...that creates another avenue to show my lousy work. This is exciting!

 

[MontyDog]

#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax;

 

[DrewC]

i've been posting my images hosted on myspace for a while... i think Buswell does the same... but to be honest, most of my images are hosted from my Subaru SVX club site...

 

[gbenic]

I have never tried to post from MySpace. I typically save the photos I post there 600 pixels wide. I also compress them quite a bit. I guess they are doing the same.

 

[stephen.s1]

That double exposure is one of your better shots. It's very arresting. Nicely done.

 

[DrewC]

myspace absolutely kills the colors in a picture, so beware... if color isnt a huge issue in a particular picture then dont worry 'bout it.. obviously a lot of pictures do better with their true colors though

 

[gbenic]

Thanks Paul and Stephen. I just through it together to get a larger file size for upload.

arc, I don't plan on having them host my shots for the Cafe. If I have something there that I wish to share here, I don't have to re-work the image.