Gallery file size 300kb
Gallery file size 300kb
the gallery file size is now 300 kb, limit of 5 per day
Stephen
Gallery file size 300kb
the gallery file size is now 300 kb, limit of 5 per day
Stephen
kbg32
neo-romanticist
Thanks Stephen. Using - save for web - option definitely helps.
Bryce
Well-known
Thanks Stephen, but how do I clear my queue now that I've overloaded it?
At this point I can load nothing...
At this point I can load nothing...
Bryce
Well-known
Well. Evidently I hadn't made the last command to submit my folder to the gallery, and that was what the constipation was all about. My 5 images for the day have finally made their way to public view, hooray!
To get there, I had to delete the first folder and recreate it.
To get there, I had to delete the first folder and recreate it.
steamer
Well-known
Thanks Stephen that is a major improvement to the site.
iml
Well-known
Stephen, fantastic. Thank you very much, it'll certainly be appreciated.
Ian
Ian
A good change? I am sure.
I just did some looking, I think it best keep your images to 900 pixels or less wide or tall. If I was reading correctly they may get automatically re-sized or saved as a smaller image and need to be clicked on to see in full res is larger.
I just did some looking, I think it best keep your images to 900 pixels or less wide or tall. If I was reading correctly they may get automatically re-sized or saved as a smaller image and need to be clicked on to see in full res is larger.
ClaremontPhoto
Jon Claremont
Thank you Stephen.
mwooten
light user
Thanks Stephen
jan normandale
Film is the other way
this is interesting because I've been using PS elements for several years, it came with my scanner for free.
I take my image and got to the "save for web" function, then pick the 'long side dimension' and enter a size appropriate for the site I'm at. Here it's 800 pixels. Usually I resize to 750, the short side is then automatically resized proportionately. Then I adjust the image by percentage from 100 down to 0... I usually select about 50 percent then click the resize button, and then save the image. The final result is an image of about 100 kb and about 7 - 8" on the long side.
If you have this software it's very easy to fit images to RFF and have fast upload. Don't worry about image quality too much... this is a screen you're looking at not an 8x10 wet print in a gallery.
Good luck gang!
I take my image and got to the "save for web" function, then pick the 'long side dimension' and enter a size appropriate for the site I'm at. Here it's 800 pixels. Usually I resize to 750, the short side is then automatically resized proportionately. Then I adjust the image by percentage from 100 down to 0... I usually select about 50 percent then click the resize button, and then save the image. The final result is an image of about 100 kb and about 7 - 8" on the long side.
If you have this software it's very easy to fit images to RFF and have fast upload. Don't worry about image quality too much... this is a screen you're looking at not an 8x10 wet print in a gallery.
Good luck gang!