Newsgroup: it.arti.fotografia.digitale
Titolo: OT facebook e dimensione immagini

come faccio  a pubblicare le immagini in dimensione originale su quel 
cesbio di sito? devo fornire carta di credito numero di cellulare e 
installarmi una webcam nel bagno?
grazzzzie
(lo odio s'era capito?)
ah, ps e con flickr? perche' quando metto qualche foto me la da max a 
1024x768? quanto regge per un non pro?

 quanto regge per un non pro?
Traduci in italiano, pliis... Non ho capito. :-)
Gilmoth
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 1024x768? quanto regge per un non pro?
solo i pro possono caricare foto pi� grandi.
Colin.
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http://www.myspace.com/nicolaantonucci
http://www.flickr.com/photos/22522326@N00/

 1024x768? quanto regge per un non pro?
Con Flickr e account pro puoi pubblicare alla dimesione originale (anche
34524562 x 24355355 :D) ma ti sconsiglio di farlo perch� � il modo pi�
semplice per farsi fottere foto da chiunque voglia fare business in modo
furbo e fottendosene del copyright.
-- 
Andrea
Canon EOS 40D + 18-55 IS + 55-250 IS + 50 f1.4 USM
My pictures:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/andreafaggioni/

 quanto regge per un non pro?
se intendi quante foto, puoi visualizzare solo le ultime 200 inserite,
ma non vengono eliminate, rimangono li' invisibili.

 cesbio di sito? 
Imageshack nella pagina dei dettagli foto ha un link per condividere su
facebook, prova cos�.

Several concerns have emerged regarding the use of Facebook as a means of 
surveillance and data mining.[125] Two MIT students were able to download 
over 70,000 Facebook profiles from four schools (MIT, New York University, 
the University of Oklahoma, and Harvard University) using an automated shell 
script, as part of a research project on Facebook privacy published on 
December 14, 2005.[126] The possibility of data mining remains open, as 
evidenced in May 2008, when the BBC technology program "Click" demonstrated 
that personal details of Facebook users and their friends could be stolen by 
submitting malicious applications.[127]
Privacy proponents have criticized the site's privacy agreement, which 
states: "We may use information about you that we collect from other 
sources, including but not limited to newspapers and Internet sources such 
as blogs, instant messaging services, Facebook Platform developers and other 
users of Facebook, to supplement your profile."[128] Another clause that 
received criticism concerned Facebook's right to sell a user's data to 
private companies, stating: "We may share your information with third 
parties, including responsible companies with which we have a 
relationship."[129] This concern was addressed by Facebook spokesman Chris 
Hughes who said, "Simply put, we have never provided our users' information 
to third party companies, nor do we intend to."[130]
Concerns have also been raised regarding the difficulty of deleting user 
accounts. Previously, Facebook only allowed users to "deactivate" their 
accounts so that their profile was no longer visible. However, any 
information the user had entered into the website and on their profile 
remained on the website's servers. This outraged many users who wished to 
remove their accounts permanently, citing reasons such as the inability to 
erase "embarrassing or overly-personal online profiles from their student 
days as they entered the job market, for fear employers would locate the 
profiles".[131] Facebook changed its account deletion policies on February 
29, 2008, allowing users to contact the website to request that their 
accounts be permanently deleted.[132] On May 7, 2009 it was revealed by the 
New York Times that a bug allowed personal e-mail addresses of Facebook 
users to be easily accessible. The bug was fixed "within hours of it being 
reported to us" [133]
In July 2009 it came to light that there are concerns by the Canadian 
Privacy Commission that Facebook is breaching several Canadian privacy laws 
by not deleting a user's information when their account is deactivated and 
by giving "confusing or incomplete" information to subscribers. Facebook's 
Chief Privacy Officer Chris Kelly was quoted as saying that "[Facebook] was 
working with the commission to resolve the issues". The CPC have given 
Facebook 30 days before they make a further review and recommendations. If 
Facebook don't comply with the Canadian statutes it's possible that the 
issue could be taken to the federal courts.[134]
Fonte: 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook#Privacy

 Gilmoth

 
e secondo te mi fottono le MIE foto? non potrei che goderne significa 
che son bravo, ma credimi, non accadra' mai... ;-P

 da non pro puoi arrivare a 1280 lato lungo.
ma come?
con che opzione?

Keichix Key ha scritto:
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dovrebbe averlo anche flickr, giusto...?
mmm... quante immagini mi fa tenere imageshack? a che risoluzione?
mi permette di fare gli album? ...non lo conosco scusa...

Mara ha scritto:
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occhei occhei grazie a tutti per l'advise e per le answers :-)
e' bello vedere che vi siete preoccupati per me, ma tranquilli non 
abbandono flickr, era solo per pubblicare le foto tra amici (account 
nome fittizio :-P).
VVB

 con che opzione?
ridimensioni una foto a 1280 e la carichi
se la invii piu' grande viene ridimensionata in automatico, ma a 1024