Web For Actors: An iPhone shoots in HEIC by default. It is a good format, it produces smaller files at better quality than JPEG, and no web browser will display it. So...

Web For Actors: An iPhone shoots in HEIC by default. It is a good format, it produces smaller files at better quality than JPEG, and no web browser will display it. So...

Web For Actors: Every image on every page of all 97 designs passes through a single place that decides how hard it is compressed. That setting moved one step down....

Web For Actors: You can now mark individual photographs as downloadable. A small download control appears on those images, and clicking it delivers the full resolution...

Web For Actors: Photo upload on your free actor website now accepts whatever you have and sorts it out on the way in. A 40 megapixel file from your photographer, a...

Web For Actors: Every image on your actor website is now delivered in the best format the visitor's browser can accept. In most cases that is a modern format that...

Web For Actors: Every design in the catalog now has the same photo viewer. Click a thumbnail, the image opens over the page at full size, and you can move through the...

Web For Actors: Photo pages were the slowest thing on an actor portfolio website . They are not any more. A gallery of forty images now starts showing you pictures in...

Web For Actors: Following on from photo categories , you can now build as many separate galleries as you want on your actor portfolio website , each with its own...

Web For Actors: Photos on your actor portfolio website can now be sorted into named categories. Each becomes its own gallery, with its own heading, in the order you...

Web For Actors: Are you looking to make a lasting impression on the world? A professional headshot is the perfect way to do just that! A headshot is a great way...

Web For Actors: It's been a really busy 7 days since the Actor's Expo. If we met there, and I haven't said hello to you yet, please send me an email, I've been trying...

Web For Actors: Consider looking at headshots day-in, day-out. You probably will never have to do it, but as a developer, I do. Headshot photographers do it too, but...