UnTrained 2008-03-12 1:12
Salut Yves,
amazing one because of quality and composition, the view is worth of both to have a look. It is a bit out of TE, as the large version is not on TE. And what is a bit distracting in the large one is the reloading process in a bigger view if you move to the right or left.
And I like the wonderful clarity, the soft light and those wonderful details.
Lieben Gruss, Ulf
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03-12-2008, 10:09 AM
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To UnTrained: Bigger version outside from TE site
Thanks for your comment. As you know, we're limited to 5 large versions in TE, and as I quite only post panorama picture, this limitation is strong for me.. this is why I post all my large version on my personal web site. In the case of this gigantic picture (for remind the original uncompressed TIFF is 4.5 Go large) I have been obliged to use Zommify to moderate the bandwith impact on my site. I know that he have limitations with his reloading process but as I know it's the only solution to show you a version with details who is web compatible... Regards. Yves 
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03-12-2008, 10:25 AM
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Re: To UnTrained: Bigger version outside from TE site
Hi Yves, I thought it is 5 MB of large versions and not the amount of large ones, but this won't help also for this one. You described in your note very well that and why you had to choose such a tool and I only wanted to describe my impression using it. Just compare it with the visit of an exhibition and for a good view of a painting you have to move to a special small spot. This will be OK sometimes (I did that in a Dali exhibition) but might get boring if it occurs more than once. That's all. Lieben Gruss, Ulf
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