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Something I have noticed amongst PhotoBloggers in general, not just PP users, is that they post massive pictures, which need to be scrolled on anything other than large res screens.
50% of computers have 1024x768 screen res - so why post a picture that 50% of the internet using population cant see in it's entirety?! Yup, any picture looks better bigger, but no picture looks good when you can only see two-thirds of it! |
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Ive complained about this for ages...
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Generally 800px on the longest side for me...
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(But I did visit your site - nice work and kudos on the 800px size!) |
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I keep mine to 640 px on the long side. To prevent scrolling even for portrait oriented photos on wide screen displays. It also provides a small amount of protection from people stealing them.
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i have a fairly big resolution - but above all big images = slow loading times... which piss me off, i rarely wait more than a couple of seconds for an image - if it doesn't come then i'm off somewhere else.
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An excellent point Joe...it drives me nuts as well.
Hopefully people will cotton on at somepoint! |
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well maybe i'm wrong but according to my stats more than 2/3 of "my" visitors use 1280x1024 or any equivalent widescreen/higher resolution.
nevertheless i'm posting no wider/higher images than 800px (most of the time). maybe i'll test something that allows me to provide a big and a small version at the blog without using js..( i know bigger is not always better. but imho the trend definitly goes to higher resolutions than 1024 ) |
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some images look great when big, others when small. There are even images which look really amazing only in thumbnail...
I have a maximum of 600 x 450 right now, but for some images that is too small. Sometimes I decide to do another format, 500x500 IE if I decide the motive fits better. So I think the square size is up to the Blogger... What I think worse is if the images have a too high resolution or are too less compressed. When I have to wait one minute for a 800x600 photo (what happens really often) I give up. KArin |
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