Re: Restore or .....
Posted by BH On 2010/7/6 8:52:27
TanTank -
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions can be found in the FAQ forum, which may be accessed directly, from any page on this site, by a convenient link - just below the User Menu, along the left side of the screen. Specifically, you would want to check out BigKev's Website topic on Photo Posting Guide Lines, as size does matter.
Since I only have dial-up access, I typically stop the page load whenever my browser bogs down on hi-rez images and will likely never see those pix. Yet, at about 400-500KB each, the few pix that you attached in your opening posts loaded in a reasonable time for me. It's images that take up 1MB+ (each) that cause problems for me - especially when there are several of them in a single page.
Personally, when it comes to attaching images to forum posts, I resize my pix to no more than 800x600 pixels, BUT save the resized image under a NEW filename to preserve the original hi-rez file.
Images posted to the site's Packard Photo Archive, however, appear to be a whole different story. Some contributors may have used smaller, lo-rez images to limit use to on-screen viewing. Others go all out with hi-rez.
Hope this helps.
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions can be found in the FAQ forum, which may be accessed directly, from any page on this site, by a convenient link - just below the User Menu, along the left side of the screen. Specifically, you would want to check out BigKev's Website topic on Photo Posting Guide Lines, as size does matter.
Since I only have dial-up access, I typically stop the page load whenever my browser bogs down on hi-rez images and will likely never see those pix. Yet, at about 400-500KB each, the few pix that you attached in your opening posts loaded in a reasonable time for me. It's images that take up 1MB+ (each) that cause problems for me - especially when there are several of them in a single page.
Personally, when it comes to attaching images to forum posts, I resize my pix to no more than 800x600 pixels, BUT save the resized image under a NEW filename to preserve the original hi-rez file.
Images posted to the site's Packard Photo Archive, however, appear to be a whole different story. Some contributors may have used smaller, lo-rez images to limit use to on-screen viewing. Others go all out with hi-rez.
Hope this helps.
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