Photography, photos you took, photos you are in, photos you like, the lot!

[jumbojak]

Um, I don't know where to find that info and I'm afraid I can't count that high. Is that a "property" of the phito?

Yes it is a property. It's the 'size' of the image and you should be shooting at the maximum size.

I've downloaded the image and it's 2048 x 1361. It should be 6,000 x 4,000. if you've got a 24Mp sensor. Sorry to ask again but what make and model of camera is this?

It's a Nikon D3200. I haven had a chance to look at the photo again on my laptop but I should be able to tomorrow.

[Tank]

Um, I don't know where to find that info and I'm afraid I can't count that high. Is that a "property" of the phito?

Yes it is a property. It's the 'size' of the image and you should be shooting at the maximum size.

I've downloaded the image and it's 2048 x 1361. It should be 6,000 x 4,000. if you've got a 24Mp sensor. Sorry to ask again but what make and model of camera is this?

It's a Nikon D3200. I haven had a chance to look at the photo again on my laptop but I should be able to tomorrow.

Then you should be able to set it to 6,000 x 4,000 then. It'll be interesting to see what it was taken at.

[hermes2015]

Um, I don't know where to find that info and I'm afraid I can't count that high. Is that a "property" of the phito?

Yes it is a property. It's the 'size' of the image and you should be shooting at the maximum size.

I've downloaded the image and it's 2048 x 1361. It should be 6,000 x 4,000. if you've got a 24Mp sensor. Sorry to ask again but what make and model of camera is this?

It's a Nikon D3200. I haven had a chance to look at the photo again on my laptop but I should be able to tomorrow.

Then you should be able to set it to 6,000 x 4,000 then. It'll be interesting to see what it was taken at.

Open it with the viewer you usually use. It will give all the info about the photo.

[jumbojak]

It was 6016 x 4000 but the high quality jpeg files are considerably smaller than the nef files! I'm working on a fix...

[jumbojak]

[Icarus]

I did none of these photos.  I do like them a lot    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzBhB1h9B8I

[Tank]

It was 6016 x 4000 but the high quality jpeg files are considerably smaller than the nef files! I'm working on a fix...

Good you're shooting at the best resolution. The Nef files are not compressed files, they have all the sensor info in them, the generic term is a RAW file. Jpegs are 'lossy' compressed files and are designed to be smaller. Don't worry the high res, high quality jpegs are fine for all but the best printed images in A3 or poster size. Somewhere between you uploading your last pic and it appearing here part of the process reduced the resolution.

[Dave]

It was 6016 x 4000 but the high quality jpeg files are considerably smaller than the nef files! I'm working on a fix...

Good you're shooting at the best resolution. The Nef files are not compressed files, they have all the sensor info in them, the generic term is a RAW file. Jpegs are 'lossy' compressed files and are designed to be smaller. Don't worry the high res, high quality jpegs are fine for all but the best printed images in A3 or poster size. Somewhere between you uploading your last pic and it appearing here part of the process reduced the resolution.

I have been wondering about this sort if thing for a while. If you use a photo hosting service, like Imgur, do they store at full original res or reduce it I wonder? When I link to Imgur in a post I have to specify the format, usually jpg, so is there further compression going on? Every conversion is going to degrade the image a bit.

The other thing is: if I trsnsfer the images to my tablet to get them to tbe host and then the forum do they lose out? Certainly any images I send in "Original size" by email from the tablet are much smaller files than than the same image stored on my laptop.

The questions are asked in general, not expecting you to know, Tank!

Must put Imgur on the laptop then upload/download some images to see what happens.

[hermes2015]

It was 6016 x 4000 but the high quality jpeg files are considerably smaller than the nef files! I'm working on a fix...

Good you're shooting at the best resolution. The Nef files are not compressed files, they have all the sensor info in them, the generic term is a RAW file. Jpegs are 'lossy' compressed files and are designed to be smaller. Don't worry the high res, high quality jpegs are fine for all but the best printed images in A3 or poster size. Somewhere between you uploading your last pic and it appearing here part of the process reduced the resolution.

I have been wondering about this sort if thing for a while. If you use a photo hosting service, like Imgur, do they store at full original res or reduce it I wonder? When I link to Imgur in a post I have to specify the format, usually jpg, so is there further compression going on? Every conversion is going to degrade the image a bit.

The other thing is: if I trsnsfer the images to my tablet to get them to tbe host and then the forum do they lose out? Certainly any images I send in "Original size" by email from the tablet are much smaller files than than the same image stored on my laptop.

The questions are asked in general, not expecting you to know, Tank!

Must put Imgur on the laptop then upload/download some images to see what happens.

I think they keep the original JPG without any additional compression, but I will have to check, because I also use Imgur. I haven't noticed any changes in my photos.

[Dave]

Rewrite because have found part of my image posting problem on Photobucket. Imgur still a no-go.

[Dave]

Hoo-bloody-ray!

I have at last found one place thst Photobucket looks in my file system. Had to copy the picture to every possible image holding location, one at a time looking in Pb each time.



Taken with the Lumix, at max (x30) optical zoom, sitting on the bank of the brook trying to steady the camera with elbows on knees! Sitting there for about 5 minutes holding view on that resting twig. Took ages to get up again - going to take at least the monopod next time.  Shown as taken.

Oh, and the fish are back, playing amongst the beer bottles and crisp (chip) packets etc.

[Bad Penny II]

[Tank]

Parrots of some sort?

[Bad Penny II]

Parrots of some sort?

Yellow tailed cockatoos

Those aren't them

They are these



Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo

[Tank]

Lovely.