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Fiji Web Page Posted.

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Fiji Web Page Posted.

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  1. I finished my web page on my Fiji trip. Love to get some comments/tips. This is the last album I will post that were not digital shots. From here on out it is pure G2 madness :)

     

     

    http://mywebpages.comcast.net/bjarman/home.htm

     

     

     

    [Edited on 4-21-2002 by bobjarman]

     

    [Edited on 4-21-2002 by bobjarman]

  2. With shots like those--are you sure you want to go digital? It looks like you've got film down to a science. Very nice photographs. Must have been one heck of a Fiji vacation. A trip report would be nice.

  3. Sweet! I gotta go back now Bob!

     

    Cheers

    James

  4. Thanks Guys! I appreciate the kind words. I will work on adding trip reports, but I can barely make a webpage with my Breezebrowsers auto web feature. :) Told ya I was a dufus when it came to html.

  5. Excellent work Bob... love the Clownfish!

     

    Better get that copyright fixed!

     

    :)

     

    Richard

  6. Great shots Bob

    I hope my eventually start looking like that!

  7. Headed to Fiji Aggressor at the end of June!

  8. Great shots Bob! Just the way I remebered the place.

    I was there at Pacific Harbor about a month later. Wish I had started photography back then.

     

    Herb

  9. Superb collection of photos!!!

  10. Thanks to everyone for the kind words.

     

    And Tio, I did finally fix the copywrite issue. :)

     

    In fact I found a really nice free script that will disable the right click of a viewers mouse. If you go to my site, and try to right click you get a nice message telling you no-no. Easy to just cut and paste into your html codes.

     

    It can be found at:

     

    http://www.billybear4kids.com/clipart/riteclic.htm

     

    Give it a try!

     

    Bob

  11. Bob,

     

     

    unfortunately this works only for Netscape :)

     

    Disabling the option to save a graphic doesn't really prevent people from stealing your pictures, because the pics are in the cache of your computer anyway.

    There are plugins for Photoshop that allow you to add a copyright watermark to your pictures that is invisible and cannot be removed by anybody else.

     

    Or you can add a copyright text to one corner of your pictures. Thieves would then have to cut that part of the picture to claim it as their own.

     

    Sabine

     

    BTW: Love your pictures ! Makes me want to go to Fidji too.

  12. Bob,

     

    i noticed a small problem on your Fidji page.

    The title bar of my browser now reads:

     

    // No rightclick script v.2.5// © 1998 barts1000// barts1000@aol.com

     

    Somehow copying the script section has damaged your title tag

     

     

    Fix is simple:

     

     

    ... here comes the java script section

     

    Fidji Gallery

     

    Sabine

  13. Thanks Sabine.

     

    I did know that there were ways around the no right click, but I figure if someone wants to steal something that badly, there going to figure out a way no matter what we do. :)

     

    I figure every little bit helps, and with the combination of the no right click, a copywrite notice and a notice on the home page, should keep most people from theft. That and the fact that I usually dont post any image with enough resolution to be all that useable anyway.

     

    I have thought about adding a copywrite into the image, but I someone steals , it usually is not that difficult to remove that. The embedded digital watermark is something that I still need to look into.

     

    I guess in truth, I would be flattered if anyone thought it was really good enough to steal! :)

     

    Bob

  14. Amazing shots, is the G2 up to that ?? i hope so.

    i've just got a G2 and i'm on a very large learning curve.

  15. hi Mark,

     

    Nope, that was with an ikelite/elan film set up.

     

    The g2 shots will be coming in July, we hope!

    :)

     

    I haven't had much trouble at all on land with my G2, so I will be interested to see how I manage on a dive trip. I'll let you know as soon as they are posted.

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