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In Reply to: Novacrons - Legendre's April Thread posted by Dennis on August 11, 2006 at 22:56:10:
Back in April someone asked if anyone had any photos of Novacrons apart from the Atma-Sphere website photo. I do have several nice ones that have been taken of my own Novacrons. I'm in the process of getting registered now with Audio Asylum so I can create my own gallery. If anyone knows if/how I can attach photos to one of these forum messages let me know.The Atma-Sphere website refers to them as "functional art", which seems really appropriate. I've always liked tube amps because they look so beautiful in the dark. But these look beautiful in the light! One thing that really adds to the impact is that the tubes are mounted in front of a mirrored back "wall", and the mirror images make it look like there are eight power tubes rather than four.
I hope to have a gallery up in the next couple of days.
Dennis
Follow Ups:
Hilite and copy that (I exclude the opening and closing terms containing 'DIV'), and then paste that into a message like this one...like this...
I've found that pics greater than around 800 pixels in its longest dimension and larger than, say, 75KB file size open somewhat slowly, even with a cable modem, so I resize images, usually, to 500 or 600 pixels (longest...) and save to less than 50KB file size. Imagine how slowly a message containing a 500KF image would open for someone using dial-up service!
I'm really looking forward to seeing your pics; get moving!
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Tin-eared audiofool and obsessed landscape fotografer.
http://community.webshots.com/user/jeffreybehr
Jeffrey - I set up a gallery and posted photos before I saw your post. I didn't do it quite how you suggest but I think it will work fine. I DID resize the images to 400x300 pixels, resulting in a size of about 50kb for each one. As I say, I did that BEFORE I read your post! I have a few more to post tonight.
...but they open quickly.An easier way to get to your gallery is by clicking your handle and then the icon of the camera.
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Tin-eared audiofool and obsessed landscape fotografer.
http://community.webshots.com/user/jeffreybehr
Jeffrey - Hey, you're the one who told me to make them 50KB! :)You could save them to your hard drive, then open with a program that allows you to increase or decrease the size for viewing. (My computer has three such programs, including Picture It! and Windows Picture Viewer, or whatever it's called.)
I'll probably post the larger versions tonight. If they're all in a gallery the size shouldn't be a big issue for opening, as opposed to if they're in an actual message.
:-)And yes indeed I COULD open and resize them, but once the info's gone, it's GONE!!!!
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Tin-eared audiofool and obsessed landscape fotografer.
http://community.webshots.com/user/jeffreybehr
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