first time with canon 100-400 is

thats the site where i store my back ups,seemed a good idea at the time to link straight from there,didn’t realize they put that ugly logo on,as i said first and last time:o

How on earth did you manage to get that awful logo plastered all over your pics?

The copy in my post is sourced from exactly the same place. I simply right clicked on the unmolested copy on the web-page you initially linked to and selected the properties and select/copied the URL shown, which will work without *******ising your images.

thanks for the guide guys,thats the first and last time i try to link from there,photobucket here i come;)

BR – Hi

He has used [img ] and it is possible to go direct to the image, but you have to be a bit more creative. See above. I’ve edited my response somewhat.

If he’s still looking at the webpage he’s probably sitting there pulling his hair out (if he (or she) has any) 😉 🙂

http://www.humyo.com/F/1290577-164337393

http://www.humyo.com/F/1290577-164337281

http://www.humyo.com/F/1290577-164337323

all at duxford on sunday

They’re all [ url ] links not [ img ] links 😉

Invisible!

You’ll need to provide an [img ] code direct to the image itself – these are links to web-pages – so you should put those in a [url ] format.

Photobucket provide ready made img links, direct to the image itself:

like this [img ]http://www.robantnets.co.uk/coppermine/albums/2007/Yeovilton%206%20Jul%… ]

If you remove the spaces in the example above, that img url will produce this:

To get that address, if you don’t use photobucket, try right clicking on it and selecting then copying the url in the image properties.

The correct way to do the first one is:

[img ]http://image4.humyo.com/I/1290577-164337393/YWQ1N2YyNzU4ZTRiZmMxOGNlMmM… ]

Spaces removed: –

What you could have also done is:

[url =http://www.robantnets.co.uk/coppermine/index.php]Click Here[ /url]

to get somethink like this:

Click Here