Cmon people!

[DrGrip]

C'mon people!

Come on people, make the pictures where those of us with NORMAL monitors can see them without having to save your pics or scroll over to see what you have!

It's now the 21st century and ALL of us have the capability to make pics where we can see ALL of it on the screen without scrolling.

OK, rant off and adios...

Grip

 

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[Ray S ECenFL]

Re: C'mon people!

If you take a look at various posts, you will see that for a single find pic, the most used size is around 640 x 480. There are other sizes used for example 751x410, 765x657, 978x574, 1083x569, 1183x633. Non of these sized photos require excessive scrolling to view.

It is best to keep you picture size within the ranges mentioned above. If you go larger it causes the viewer to have to scroll up and down, left and right to locate the item in your picture. It is best to crop or resize your photo to make it easier on the forum readers to see your find.

Just MHO.

Ray S

 

[One mans trash...]

Re: C'mon people!

Those needing resizing or a full suite of photo manipulation software and want it for FREE, can take a look at GIMP. GIMP is open-source free software with capabilities similar to PhotoShop and PaintShop Pro. Not quite so slick an interface, but it's continually being improved. It will let you do things like play with simple contrast and brightness or more sophisticated curve modification to enhance details. Many other functions, and take many PhotoShop add-ons. Cost nothing. You're not buying into a lifetime of spam or anything. Just download it and run. http://www.gimp.org/

Next up the price scale is PaintShopPro from Corel. Full version $70. Slick and easy to use.

For just image resizing and format conversion (and signing): http://www.nongnu.org/fim/ Also free.

 

[jb7487]

Re: C'mon people!

I agree but I don't think the issue is so much the picture size as it is the forum's incorrect handling of large pictures. I should be able to scroll left or right if the picture is too big. But on this forum (unlike every other forum I've been to) there is no horizontal scroll bar. That is definitely a deficiency in the forum that should be rectified. But even then, keeping pictures to a reasonable size is considered "good manners".

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Re: C'mon people!

Come on people . . .

You think you've got problems?

I'm on dial-up (no cable available out here in East Bugnut) and some single posts can take me more than 10 minutes to download . . . forget YouTube clips.

I size mine to "Large Web" according to my image editor, 640 x 480, and they seem to look ideal on my monitor.

 

[Montana Fireball]

Re: C'mon people!

Pictures are like words, consider if the picture is just too big and fancy, will folks understand it! LOL

 

[mlayers]

Re: C'mon people!

I have not posted many pics here yet as I have not found any silver this year to really show it off. But when I do put a pic in I always resize because the site will not accept them saying they are to big. So I resize to where they will accept them and then I will crop them trying to show the item better. That is how I do them....Matt

 

[BuckleBoy]

Re: C'mon people!

You must learn to consider the bad pictures as performance art.

How about the Good photos that are just too big? I use 800 x 600. If you don't like it, get over it. I take good photos, and if they don't fit on your monitor, my sincere apologies.



Best Wishes,



Buckles

 

[Montana Fireball]

Re: C'mon people!

You must learn to consider the bad pictures as performance art.

How about the Good photos that are just too big? I use 800 x 600. If you don't like it, get over it. I take good photos, and if they don't fit on your monitor, my sincere apologies.



Best Wishes,
Good point big pictures are like large print for older folks like me.



Buckles

 

[Gary in Pennsylvania]

Re: C'mon people!

I'm totally guilty of this!

But luckily, I've pretty much kept my mal-behavior in my own thread.

I've since learned to adjust the resize parameter in Photobucket so that I won't bugger up your screens.



In my 'Must Hunt' Sires' thread....I even annoy myself having to scroll.

Maybe I'll try resizing them in place to fix them.


Good point OP!


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