I like to have my cake and eat it too.  The new “Hi-Res Upload” option allows me to do just that.   This is Part 2 of a three-part series. The Hi-Res option, available to Premium trip journal subscribers along with archiving and other features, provides the same easy-to-use, drag-and-drop experience as the Express Upload. Subject
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We’ve all experienced it…a lousy internet hookup at your campsite that makes you feel like you’ve returned to the days of dial-up. When you’re on the road it is not always easy to find a fast connection, but like many of you, I am not going to let that stop me from getting my photos
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Here’s what I woke up to today. This only happens a once or twice a year in beautiful Vancouver, BC.: Winter’s Day I’m excited and rush to capture it on my trusty digital camera. Now, what am I going to do with this snapshot? Hmmm, if it’s like 99% of my photos, it will never
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Last week I mentioned that many amateur photographers (like myself) take higher-resolution photos than they really need. Today I will consider the quality needed for your online Trip Journal. As explained recently by John Vermilye in this blog, computer monitors are not capable of displaying pictures with anywhere near the detail that can be seen
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