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Picture Size Test - steve27bha - 07-06-2016

My pix seem to always appear as thumbnails when embedded in a post, while others get a full-width image. It seems those are linked to a store of images so this test is to see if my gallery will produce wide pix.

 

First, an image loaded in directly from my PC's files using Browse / Attach / Add to Post:-

[attachment=o8227]

 

Second, the same image from my Gallery here on Carpe using the Image button above and the URL of the file:-  ADDED:- Get the URL by selecting then clicking on the image in your Gallery, then use the right-click list to select Copy Image Location. I had to do this when I got a message saying summat about "that image extension is not valid here" when it is a plain .JPG!

[Image: gallery_179098_301_676060.jpg]

 

That comes up huge on the edit panel, and needs Ctrl+End to skip to here to enter more text.

 

However, the image in preview is just what I want - taking up the full width of the screen.

 

The remaining problem seems to be that I am limited in file size to 1.36Mb or similar in the Gallery.

 

The main reason I want to use wider in-post images is that the expanded version of the thumbnails seem to be highly degraded for detail. Check out the differences above.

 

OK, mucking about finished, for now.




Picture Size Test - Latestarter - 11-06-2016

Great info, just wish it would work on the iPad.




Picture Size Test - tdm92 - 20-04-2017

Tried to follow and failed.




Picture Size Test - GrandPaul - 20-04-2017

I always edit my regular photos to +/- 800-820 pixels wide by whatever height it works out to, at 300-400 dpi resolution, just under 100K file size.

 

For beauty shots of completed bikes I go to 1000 pixel width.

 

More than enough for good looking photos on typical computer monitors, and file size is kept very reasonable.