Please post bugs in this thread
Also, my profile is showing ads for a recliner, a camera, and a sofa - for the bargain price of $9mil, 999thou... and 99cents! I'm not kidding! - just had to laugh, after I did a double take. Either that's a bug, or somene's selling some spectacular furniture!!
Sharon
I'd negotiate the prices, though.
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
fineartamerica.com/profiles/john-g-schickler.html?tab=artwork
I cropped and sized a shot to fit the panorama background. The upload went Ok. Saw the crop edit tool, dragging the right edge the full distance to the right did "correct" the horizontal blur. So the background picture appears correctly. But still no joy on the IQ. The uploaded shot, as it appeared in the Profile edit window, was plenty sharp. But the "published" version that folks actually see on my profile has lost a lot of its sharpness. So wut is the trick for keeping sharpness in the published version?!?!Alex wrote:
Baydream wrote:
Once you have the image selected, click on it and a crop box should appear. Move it to where you want it and click. Hop ethat works for you. It did for me.CWphotos wrote: OK...I sized/cropped an image to the right size for a background photo, and proceeded to make the change. I followed directions...removed it, and tried again.The resuting image was still stretched beyond recognition. Anyone else having success?
blinky
KCook wrote:
I cropped and sized a shot to fit the panorama background. The upload went Ok. Saw the crop edit tool, dragging the right edge the full distance to the right did "correct" the horizontal blur. So the background picture appears correctly. But still no joy on the IQ. The uploaded shot, as it appeared in the Profile edit window, was plenty sharp. But the "published" version that folks actually see on my profile has lost a lot of its sharpness. So wut is the trick for keeping sharpness in the published version?!?!Alex wrote:
Baydream wrote:
Once you have the image selected, click on it and a crop box should appear. Move it to where you want it and click. Hop ethat works for you. It did for me.CWphotos wrote: OK...I sized/cropped an image to the right size for a background photo, and proceeded to make the change. I followed directions...removed it, and tried again.The resuting image was still stretched beyond recognition. Anyone else having success?
blinky
You might have figured things out since this post, but just in case: The image size for the 'header' ( that's what I decided to call it! lol ), is 845px X 240px. I found it out by right-clicking on the image.
BTW...I looked at your image, and think it looks fine...we all understand. Of course, the whole image in your Zen album looks wonderful, in comparison!
What you are is so loud, I can't hear a word you say!
KCook wrote: Tell the programmers that if they fail, they will be locked in a room with Kai
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
fineartamerica.com/profiles/john-g-schickler.html?tab=artwork
On Chrome, I get a flash of this
before the post appears.
At times when the Firefox post fails, I end on this screen. Seems to time out. The largest of the four photos is 104KB.
This time it worked using Firefox but that's the first time this morning.
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
fineartamerica.com/profiles/john-g-schickler.html?tab=artwork
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