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gypsy77360gypsy77360 Registered Users Posts: 65 Big grins
edited January 12, 2004 in Dgrin Forum Support
What are parameters for image posting?
1. size ?---- kb/mb
2. dimensions -- ?pixel x ?pixel
3. formats - jpg jpeg ?
4. To format in Photoshop , is it best to use the "save for web" function?

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    patch29patch29 Registered Users, Retired Mod Posts: 2,928 Major grins
    edited January 12, 2004
    gypsy77360 wrote:
    What are parameters for image posting?
    1. size ?---- kb/mb

    I think it is limited to a maximium of 97.7KB.
    gypsy77360 wrote:
    What are parameters for image posting?
    2. dimensions -- ?pixel x ?pixel

    I think there is only a limit for avatars. The size limit will be determined by total KB. If I am posting a photo I try to keep the width to 800 pixels or less so it fits onto most screens.
    gypsy77360 wrote:
    What are parameters for image posting?
    3. formats - jpg jpeg ?

    gif jpeg jpg pdf txt (jpg/jpeg are best for photos on the web) a jpg and jpeg are the same type of file some computers use different extensions. If you have a choice use jpg.

    gypsy77360 wrote:
    What are parameters for image posting?
    4. To format in Photoshop , is it best to use the "save for web" function?

    I resize my image first, the go to save for web. I typically use jpg and 60 for a quality setting when posting online. It will show you the file size so you can adjust/resize to make it less than 97.7KB.
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    BaldyBaldy Registered Users, Super Moderators Posts: 2,853 moderator
    edited January 12, 2004
    I also put a limit of 800 pixels wide and 1000 high for jpeg images. I could be persuaded to go larger but it seemed we should have some limit just because the display goes whacked with really big ones.


    gif images are currently set at 60k, 620wide by 800 high. I suppose we could let them be the same size as jpegs.

    Your thoughts.
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    patch29patch29 Registered Users, Retired Mod Posts: 2,928 Major grins
    edited January 12, 2004
    Those specs look good to me. Most gifs are smaller files for the same size anyway. I would leave it alone and see if there are problems with it.
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