Showing off Full Size images on your website

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For those of you that have a Leica S or any MF camera I have found and am now using a plugin called Prodibi on my website. It is very simple to use and free up until 2GB (I think). I am using it to show off all my LF & MF images some of which can be seen here and here

 

I have nothing to do with Prodibi apart from using there service

 

Neil

[frame-it]

love your H6 shots

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love your H6 shots

Cheers mate

Ive got some new S007 shots that are also quit nice, i just need some time to work on them and hopefully I will get that done next weekend

 

Neil

[Bill W]

Thanks Neil, hope your Hasselblad is working well for you.

[Guest VVJ]

Thanks Neil, hope your Hasselblad is working well for you.

 

At first sight it would appear so...  The H6D images look much better IMHO.  

[jip]

My website has high res files stored in Amazon Cloudfront, and the code detects the width of your browser window and shows you the correct size accordingly. And serves you that file from a Cloudfront server closest to you, if it detects a slow connection it'll load the small files first and progressively loads a higher resolution file. 

 

http://jipvankuijk.nl/stories <-- see for example. 

Edited April 10, 2018 by jip

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My website has high res files stored in Amazon Cloudfront, and the code detects the width of your browser window and shows you the correct size accordingly. And serves you that file from a Cloudfront server closest to you, if it detects a slow connection it'll load the small files first and progressively loads a higher resolution file.

 

http://jipvankuijk.nl/stories <-- see for example.

nice website Jip

 

 

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