Comments on: Weekend in the Styx http://www.edhumphries.com/2006/05/weekend-in-the-styx/ What Goes On In Your Ed? Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:14:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Ed http://www.edhumphries.com/2006/05/weekend-in-the-styx/#comment-423 Ed Wed, 10 May 2006 01:44:10 +0000 http://www.edhumphries.com/2006/05/weekend-in-the-styx/#comment-423 Agreed. I've been meaning to change the settings for awhile. I forget until I see a pic and then it dawns on me. Anyway - the magic of Photoshop allowed me to make a few corrections. Agreed. I’ve been meaning to change the settings for awhile. I forget until I see a pic and then it dawns on me. Anyway – the magic of Photoshop allowed me to make a few corrections.

]]> By: Sean http://www.edhumphries.com/2006/05/weekend-in-the-styx/#comment-422 Sean Wed, 10 May 2006 01:22:03 +0000 http://www.edhumphries.com/2006/05/weekend-in-the-styx/#comment-422 You have a couple postcards there... which is a good thing. A word of advice though, kill the timestamp. Digital cameras put digital timestamps (and other information) in the JPG file when it is created, so you'll have that there. The Windows XP photo viewer, heck even the regular file system, expose this information in properties or just highlighting the file and holding the cursor over it. Flickr will also display this information when you upload it there, unless you turn that option off, but it is on by default. Basically, I'm saying it is a relic of film camera days and it takes away from a great photo. Mr. Roboto is a classic. Everything else is sh!t. Does that fool the family-friendly censors? You have a couple postcards there… which is a good thing.

A word of advice though, kill the timestamp. Digital cameras put digital timestamps (and other information) in the JPG file when it is created, so you’ll have that there. The Windows XP photo viewer, heck even the regular file system, expose this information in properties or just highlighting the file and holding the cursor over it. Flickr will also display this information when you upload it there, unless you turn that option off, but it is on by default. Basically, I’m saying it is a relic of film camera days and it takes away from a great photo.

Mr. Roboto is a classic. Everything else is sh!t. Does that fool the family-friendly censors?

]]> By: Ed http://www.edhumphries.com/2006/05/weekend-in-the-styx/#comment-414 Ed Tue, 09 May 2006 11:45:58 +0000 http://www.edhumphries.com/2006/05/weekend-in-the-styx/#comment-414 Amen to that brother. I have nothing but deep-seated loathing for 70's super groups like Styx, Foreigner, and (suppresses shudder)...Journey. The fact that my son has been infected by those I felt were most close to me... reveals a dark conspiracy that threatens to shred every tenuous thread of my sanity. It's more than paranoia. It's more than a feeling. Amen to that brother. I have nothing but deep-seated loathing for 70′s super groups like Styx, Foreigner, and (suppresses shudder)…Journey.

The fact that my son has been infected by those I felt were most close to me… reveals a dark conspiracy that threatens to shred every tenuous thread of my sanity. It’s more than paranoia.

It’s more than a feeling.

]]> By: JFCC http://www.edhumphries.com/2006/05/weekend-in-the-styx/#comment-413 JFCC Tue, 09 May 2006 04:00:37 +0000 http://www.edhumphries.com/2006/05/weekend-in-the-styx/#comment-413 To be honest, though, let's really, really hope it doesn't all go back to Styx. Looks like you had a wonderful time. Beautiful pics! To be honest, though, let’s really, really hope it doesn’t all go back to Styx.

Looks like you had a wonderful time. Beautiful pics!

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