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jktmiller
Jan-17-2007, 12:08 PM
I've noticed that when I upload pictures on my site, that they look blurred. You can't really tell the full detail of the picture. How do you save these to make them upload with a better quality? I use photoshop elements, and I didn't know if there is a certain setting to save these pictures under to make them look clearer!?

ivar
Jan-17-2007, 12:28 PM
I've noticed that when I upload pictures on my site, that they look blurred. You can't really tell the full detail of the picture. How do you save these to make them upload with a better quality? I use photoshop elements, and I didn't know if there is a certain setting to save these pictures under to make them look clearer!?Hi JKT :wave

Welcome to dgrin!

Do you have a link to some of the images that are blurry so we can have a look? Thanks!

Uploading can best be done in the original resolution.

dogwood
Jan-17-2007, 01:14 PM
Uploading can best be done in the original resolution.

Well, for me that's not always the case. I have many galleries that are web only and not used for print sales. So I created a couple of actions in PSCS2 to resize the veritcals to 450 pixels tall, the horizontals to 500 pixels wide, 72 dpi, highest possible jpeg quality. I run an unsharp mask of around 30, .5, 2 for these images and save 'em as 8-bit, sRGBs with a copyright on 'em.

To me, these images look better on the web than if I upload the high res print versions. But... the trade-off is that these can't be used for print orders. That's okay, if it's a gallery offering print orders, I actually create a seperate gallery (and link) to the ordering page. Since I limit my print sales to 30-days after the event, I just disable (private and password protect) these print galleries and leave the original web res gallery intact.

Yup-- it's more work and may seem crazy to some, but it seems to work well for me.

ivar
Jan-17-2007, 01:18 PM
Uploading can best be done in the original resolution....except for some circumstances where you are wanting to upload them very small, and not want them available larger, or for printing.



:D

dogwood
Jan-17-2007, 01:23 PM
...except for some circumstances where you are wanting to upload them very small, and not want them available larger, or for printing.



:D

Well said. :thumb