Trying to put a photo of the moon taken at the Oxted school outreach on Tuesday. Lets hope it works.
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Oxted school visit 2010 008 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/duganrose/5183558241/) by duganrose (http://www.flickr.com/people/duganrose/), on Flickr[/img]
I don`t know yet how to just put the image, and not the rest of the Flickr page ............ live and learn.
Doug.
Like this....
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4126/5183558241_595818647f_z.jpg)
Thanks, Mike :D
But HOW did you get rid of the crap??????????
Just right click on the image and copy the URL. Then paste that between the image tags.
Or do what Rick said.
Doug,
That's a great picture! You must be proud of it.
What technique did you use to take it?
Mark
when you use flicker select your image goto actions and then view all sizes
select the size of image you want
Ive' selected your large one. ;)
then right mouse click on the image and select copy image URL
once you have done that click on the insert image above so you get the following code.
[img][/img]
then inside that code paste your image link.
[img]http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4126/5183558241_595818647f_b.jpg[/img]
and you get the following
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4126/5183558241_595818647f_b.jpg)
It's a pretty good image. The exposure looks good as the light parts are not washed out. A slight tweak of the brightness and contracts settings should make a big improvement and maybe an small amount of unsharp mask too.
I was there too and Doug was using a little hand held digital camera through the eyepiece. I think it was through either David Price or Ken's ETX.
Not bad for a handheld camera through the eyepiece, it's very difficult to get the object straight.
Carole
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4149/5184155698_315a04ca04_b.jpg)
Another moon shot ....... although I think I may have wobbled a bit on this one. Still ...............................
(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1352/5184154138_2e84cb70bc.jpg)
Jim and his `scope ... demonstrating ....
I bet they swore at you when that flash went off.