Photo size test

SmokinAl

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Trying some different sizes for posting.

 

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looks good what did you do?

and the meat looks yummy

 

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I found if you right click on the photo and choose image properties you can change the size.

I'm just trying to figure out what size is acceptable for posting.

 

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before you post  on your computer or on the post ? looks as it get bigger it loses the quality slightly.

 

jjwdiver

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I will try a fairly crisp shot to see if it does the same.

does degrade a bit when enlarging!

 

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Yes it seems to get a little out of focus.

 

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Little testing

 

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Looks like it degrades if its a low res image to begin with.

 

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Yes.  All photos will degrade slightly with enlarging.  This even goes back to the days of paper and chemical processing.  As squib noted, the higher resolution of the original, the less degradation when enlarging.  Always trade offs, as high res photos use more storage.

Good luck and good smoking.