Better to post small

[finny99]

Is it better to post small images on here. Has there ever been problems with people copying and printing other peoples work? can you print from a copied small image from computer? Hate to bring it up , but I guess anything can happen

 

[Travis Nunn]

With the size limitations on the files you can upload here, I wouldn't worry.

 

[finny99]

I see, there is a canadian photo site I noticed you cant even save the picture, thought that was a cool feature

 

[Sean]

I see, there is a canadian photo site I noticed you cant even save the picture, thought that was a cool feature

But you can take a screenshot of the image and save it that way. Most web images would make pixly printouts due to their low resolution..

 

[Amund]

While we`re at it.
IMO, it`s a shame we only have a 650x650 pixel maximum size here, please make it 1024x768 at least.

 

[Andy K]

While we`re at it.
IMO, it`s a shame we only have a 650x650 pixel maximum size here, please make it 1024x768 at least.

I think that would be too large for the average computer user's monitor. I would however agree with a small increase in size up to say 800 pixels on the long side.

 

[Sean]

how about 750x750?

 

[Amund]

Anything larger than the current size is nice.

 

[Andy K]

how about 750x750?

That'd be cool Sean! I wasn't complaining btw, I have got used to the 650 pixel limit, but if going up to 750 doesn't cause any site problems I for one certainly won't object!

 

[kjsphoto]

That would be way cool!

 

[rbarker]

IMHO, 750x750 would be a good compromise between viewing comfort and download speed. Unless, of course, one is on a dial-up connection.

 

[MattKing]

I'm wondering...

If bandwidth/server space is the biggest concern, and the software permits it, a size limitation that allows for a greater number of pixels for the longer dimension of a rectangular image would be nice. As an example:

750x750 = 562,500 pixels square, while
850x650 = 552,500 pixels square.

Both examples consume similar amounts of server space, and may use similar amounts of bandwidth (please correct me on this if I'm wrong), but the resulting increase in resolution for a rectangular image is significant.

Matt

 

[roteague]

I see, there is a canadian photo site I noticed you cant even save the picture, thought that was a cool feature

Look in your browser cache - the images will all be there.