Web Links
Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 10:45 pm
Hi,
Only re did my old website yesterday, so the link for my bookmarks(favorites) is http://www.oakeycoke.co.uk and then the links tab, (useful photography Bookmarks.rtf).
There's loads of Photography stuff, quite a lot of which isn't on the adaps links pages, mainly cos I keep collecting stuff and forgetting to tell Paul. On the 'others' heading there's a new one on Photographers rights which is well worth a look and dont forget the Highways Agency and weather one. Most of the links are on the theory side of photography, with tutorials, lens reviews etc and quite a lot on flash.
More importantly, you should really be using Firefox to browse the web and after downloading it install some of the add-ons, cooliris-previews especially. This is very clever, on any website with a link to another site a small magnifying glass comes up over the link, moving your mouse over it, will actually open up a small window with that link already open. Basically you can view a link without opening it up.
Add-ons -- Fireftp ( upload to websites within your browser), - exif ( right click a photo and it will give you exif details), convert any web page to a .pdf file, and there are loads more
Use wordtabs to load the (useful photography Bookmarks.rtf) it will preserve the hyperlinks, see my links tab for an explanation of where to get wordtabs.
Phil
Only re did my old website yesterday, so the link for my bookmarks(favorites) is http://www.oakeycoke.co.uk and then the links tab, (useful photography Bookmarks.rtf).
There's loads of Photography stuff, quite a lot of which isn't on the adaps links pages, mainly cos I keep collecting stuff and forgetting to tell Paul. On the 'others' heading there's a new one on Photographers rights which is well worth a look and dont forget the Highways Agency and weather one. Most of the links are on the theory side of photography, with tutorials, lens reviews etc and quite a lot on flash.
More importantly, you should really be using Firefox to browse the web and after downloading it install some of the add-ons, cooliris-previews especially. This is very clever, on any website with a link to another site a small magnifying glass comes up over the link, moving your mouse over it, will actually open up a small window with that link already open. Basically you can view a link without opening it up.
Add-ons -- Fireftp ( upload to websites within your browser), - exif ( right click a photo and it will give you exif details), convert any web page to a .pdf file, and there are loads more
Use wordtabs to load the (useful photography Bookmarks.rtf) it will preserve the hyperlinks, see my links tab for an explanation of where to get wordtabs.
Phil