shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
dshugar
RF newbie
I would, if I could figure out how to add a photo! When I click the 'insert image' button, I just get a 'Please enter URL for your image' dialog box...how do I search on my own computer?!
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
Ah, the insert image works for self-hosted pictures. That means either you have your own server or you use photo sites like flickr etc.
In either case, you need a static URL to the actual picture file (ending with .jpg or .png).
In either case, you need a static URL to the actual picture file (ending with .jpg or .png).
Bryce
Well-known
dshugar-
To insert an image from your computer, you can click "go advanced", then "manage attachments", then click "choose file". At that point you should be able to select a file from your machine. Once the file is shown you can click "upload file" and it will be posted with your text.
Like this; 20mm Russian F2.5 lens, working aperture unrecorded. Pentax K mount lens using dedicated UV filter and Fuji Astia, roughly 2004.
To insert an image from your computer, you can click "go advanced", then "manage attachments", then click "choose file". At that point you should be able to select a file from your machine. Once the file is shown you can click "upload file" and it will be posted with your text.
Like this; 20mm Russian F2.5 lens, working aperture unrecorded. Pentax K mount lens using dedicated UV filter and Fuji Astia, roughly 2004.
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mw_uio
Well-known

March 21, 2007. Quito, Ecuador. Nikon F3HP 24/2.8, E100VS.

July 28, 200. Quito, Ecuador. Nikon F3HP/24.2.8, Neopan 100SS.

Quito, Ecuador. Nikon F3HP/28.2.8, Neopan 400
Cheers to everyone!
MArk
Quito, EC
dshugar
RF newbie
dazedgonebye
Veteran
dshugar said:Thanks for the hints re: uploading! Here's one from my (evil) SLR. My Leica has not yet arrived.
Outstanding shot...even with the evil influence.
dazedgonebye
Veteran
Here are a couple of wides:
21mm skopar, bw400cn film. I just went with the strange emulsion color.
21mm skopar, bw400cn film. I just went with the strange emulsion color.


Glenn2
Well-known
It was the 19mm lens on an old Canon Ftb that opened my eyes to the wide side. After getting into Leica the 21mm Super Angulon was a must have lens. Don't have the Canon SLRs any longer, but 15mm and 21mm for Leica and 10-20mm on Nikon DSLR satisfy my needs for wide.... here's an old shot with the Canon 19mm..
Glenn
Glenn
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mfogiel
Veteran
Here's one taken with the FM3A and Zeiss Distagon 25/2.8 ZF wide open:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/189/484284865_5a731fc27f_b.jpg
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/189/484284865_5a731fc27f_b.jpg
petronius
Veteran
cjm
Well-known
Pentax MX, SMC-M 28mm f3.5 (my widest lens)


Chris101
summicronia
Below LA with a 21mm Zuiko on an OM1n

Leighgion
Bovine Overseer
I am the soul of photographic evil. I own only one rangefinder that has junior status vs my soon-to-be six SLRs. 
All shots with my Nikon 24mm f2.8 AIS. Awaiting delivery of my 20mm.
Nikon FE2 on Fuji Reala
Nikon FE on Fuji Superia 100
All shots with my Nikon 24mm f2.8 AIS. Awaiting delivery of my 20mm.
Nikon FE2 on Fuji Reala

Nikon FE on Fuji Superia 100


benmacphoto
Well-known
A fun night out with a Hasselblad H3D and 28mm lens, roaming the streets of Philadelphia. Wish I had gone out earlier, had to shoot it at 400 ISO, although the H3D handeled it much better than the 503's do.
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KEH
Well-known
Regent's Park with Pentax istDS2 and Zenitar 16mm fisheye - amazing amount of lens for $100.
Is it just me, or does the UK have the best skies in the world?
Cheers,
Kirk

Is it just me, or does the UK have the best skies in the world?
Cheers,
Kirk
charjohncarter
Veteran
Zenitar, but full frame:
20mm full frame:
Carter

20mm full frame:

Carter
Chris101
summicronia
8 with the 21mm f/2 Zuiko:








Silva Lining
CanoHasseLeica
Here are a few taken with an EOS30 and a Sigma 15-30mm zoom



charjohncarter
Veteran
Chris101, I went to your blog. Imagination just plain is not your short suit. You are way outside the box. I wish I had a little of that in me. Very, very well quirky.
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