Using HTML frames for beamshot comparisons...

fn/form · Oct 17, 2009

Does anyone currently use side-by-side HTML frame setups for comparison of beamshots? Maybe they can even be put inside a review posting?

Here's a web example of when I was clueless about lights:
https://webspace.utexas.edu/jm7228/surefire/

CaseyS · Oct 17, 2009

Very effective. Even though it doubles the size of the download, it's a fantastic way of comparing lights.

Dioni · Oct 17, 2009

I only saw the camouflage uniform on second pic... :laughing:

gallonoffuel · Oct 17, 2009

CaseyS said:
Very effective. Even though it doubles the size of the download, it's a fantastic way of comparing lights.

The browser should only download each image once, regardless of how many times its referenced in an <img> tag.

Moddoo · Oct 17, 2009

Great idea

csshih · Oct 17, 2009

the forum does not allow html codes... probably due to security. I am currently overloaded with projects, and will try to work on a page using frames soon

Tiresius · Oct 18, 2009

side-by-side comparison like the site where you showed seems to be a lot better and convenient since we dont need to switch between pages to view the picture or scroll up and down the page.

Makes comparison easier, IMO.

Using HTML frames for beamshot comparisons...

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