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Re: Uploading pics at Brickshelf
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lugnet.loc.au
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Sat, 30 Aug 2003 14:53:06 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, David Ishak wrote:
> Hi all,
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> Just need a little input or should I say advice on the best or preferred method
> on uploading pics onto a Brickshelf folder.
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> At the moment all my pics are kept in a file I have created. The pics
> automatically download from my Digi camera as Bitmap and they seem to be all
> around the 1.37mg size. The actual photo sizes are 800 x 600.
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> When I upload these pics to Brickshelf it can take up to 4-5 minutes for each
> pic and when viewing them from Brickshelf it takes another 4-5 mins to see
> it????????
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> Is there something I am doing wrong?
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> Is this just normal?
Your problems are here:
'1.37mg size. The actual photo sizes are 800 x 600'
and in this case (from just what you have said) you have done nothing wrong. Its
normal too, 1.3meg should take about 5 mins on a normal non cable (broadband)
internet link.
And please just because you have broadband DOESNT mean a 1.3 meg picture is ok!
I like Brickshelf but I really dislike the super huge pictures it has here is
some points for image veiwing on the internet (yes, I understand you are new at
this):
Crop out ANY and ALL unnecessary parts of the image, ie: do not use a picture of
your MOC etc. in the centre with 3-4cm (on screen) border of background showing
(your room, other parts of your house etc.) Crop it if not needed (use the 'copy
to' button under 'edit' in 'MS paint' -only go from BMP to BMP for this, then
save as a JPG-)
Image size in dots per inch (dpi) need not be more then 72! not like I have seen
upwards of 1000dpi (all put the top line monitors (top line = very expensive)
monitors can NOT show above 72 anyhow (dpi is more about printers then monitors
anyhow) - just because its on the screen, and says its 1000dpi does not mean
your seeing it at that scale! (but you will notice on a print)
Dont think you can do much about this in 'MS Paint'
Try and keep image size below 640 x 480, or less.
Hopefully this is of some help.
Troy
PS ...who is in favor of brickshelp picture limits...
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| (...) Yes, even as a JPG, a file can still be very large. In JPG, there are 3 significant parameters you need to control: * size (height/width) * dots per inch * compression Some programs are really stupid. If you tell them to reduce the (...) (21 years ago, 30-Aug-03, to lugnet.loc.au)
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| Hi all, Just need a little input or should I say advice on the best or preferred method on uploading pics onto a Brickshelf folder. At the moment all my pics are kept in a file I have created. The pics automatically download from my Digi camera as (...) (21 years ago, 30-Aug-03, to lugnet.loc.au)
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