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10 Responses to “Pixelpost”

1. on 05 Jan 2006 at 7:34 AM1Jamie

   I started using pixelpost a few weeks ago as a replacement for Movable Type. It’s very easy to setup and quite customisable once you have got to grips with it. Fully recommended.

2. on 05 Jan 2006 at 10:19 AM2Richard

   Jamie: this is great to know. I’m assuming the link http://www.ino.org.uk/ is your site using pixelpost. If to, it’s a fantastic looking site and you’re one great photographer. Thanks.

   PS: wow, thanks for the mention on your about page. I’m totally flattered.

3. on 05 Jan 2006 at 9:27 PM3Jamie

   Seriously. Although I don’t comment I read all your posts and really enjoy your photographs.

   I’m no great photographer yet, but I sure am enjoying learning!

4. on 05 Jan 2006 at 10:15 PM4Richard

   Jamie, I think you’re an excellent photographer. That doesn’t mean you know it all, just that you have a good sense of form and composition and if you keep it up you’ll undoubtedly improve. Thanks for reading here, glad you’re enjoying my learning process. By the way, flickr is a wonderful tool for learning. I know you’re hosting your own photos and I used to host mine here too but I noticed a huge bandwidth hit so I decided to host them at flickr. Now flickr takes the entire hit and I also get to use its useful social network of tags, sets, and groups. Not sure how flickr could coexist with a self-contained photoblog like yours built with pixelpost but as your photoblog gets discovered you may want to find a way to share some of the bandwidth hit.

5. on 06 Jan 2006 at 5:42 AM5Jamie

   I have actually been using Flickr for some time. It was how I found your blog in the first place! (I believe it was though some of the comments Carlos’ photos).

6. on 06 Jan 2006 at 7:17 AM6Richard

   Jamie: amazing. Small world. I’m going to meet Carlos next week at Macworld. First time we’ve met.

7. on 14 Jan 2006 at 4:16 PM7Em³

   I’d just like to chip in with another hurrah for PixelPost. I use it myself and have set up a couple of sites for novices to post baby photos and the like and they find it so easy to use it’s a breeze.

   I especially like the way you can set it up with only minimal tweaking to default to post at 24 hour intervals, allowing you to “stock up” on a month’s worth of photos in no time.

8. on 15 Jan 2006 at 1:19 AM8Richard

   Em: great to know, thanks. I’m looking into doing a photoblog with some friends and we’ll be checking it out closely. Thanks.

9. on 17 Jan 2006 at 1:58 PM9Ben

   If you need some help with setting up Pixelpost please try: Pixelpost tutorial

10. on 17 Jan 2006 at 2:04 PM10Richard

    Thanks Ben, I’ll check it out.

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