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Why are my pictures too big?

posted by  Mr brick driver on  Sun Dec 26 18:50 CST 2004
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I want to submit some picutes of my "new" 244 turbo, but the error message keeps saying the image is too large. I have used the required 440x400 pixel limit and it is still to big! I don't get it, please help. Thanks and happy bricking.







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Why are my pictures too big?

posted by  Bryan on  Mon Dec 27 04:28 CST 2004
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Just keep the size under 60k and you should be fine.








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Why are my pictures too big?

posted by  Don Foster on  Mon Dec 27 03:51 CST 2004
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Usually, when composing or editing digital images on your computer, you set the resolution to 300 dpi (dots per inch), which is a quasi-standard for printing.

But when you compose/edit for the Web, you should use 72-75 dpi, which is the resolution of a normal computer monitor.

If you try to post an image that was prepared for printing, it appears HUGE on the computer screen.

Also, if your image editing software permits, save the image as a jpeg and use lots of compression (easy to do with Photoshop). This creates a smaller file.

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Don Foster (near Cape Cod, MA)







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