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Verfallen figures.

Welcome back Johno, great to see you posting again. :dude:
Great figures to by the way......when will you post some pics of the overall scene?
 
Wow John, what a thrill to see you back! Magnificent work on those figures! I second Ian, I want to see the whole scene!
 
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Yeah, gotta compress those images, hard drive space is at a premium.

Scene looks great Doc, well done!
 
@JSteinman , I always change the resolution of the photos that I post to no more than 1280 pixels wide. That insures that the photo will fill the width of the screen online. Any higher resolution than that will not show online. At that resolution I have nice looking photos that are as large and detailed as they can be and yet the file sizes run between 250k and 350k depending on how busy the photo is. The resolution of your photo is bigger than most computer screens can even show.

The high resolution is great for a starting image. It lets you zoom in and chop a piece out for a close up or detail shot. The large high res photos also would allow you to print a large detailed poster sized photo off of a printer.
 
@JSteinman , I always change the resolution of the photos that I post to no more than 1280 pixels wide. That insures that the photo will fill the width of the screen online. Any higher resolution than that will not show online. At that resolution I have nice looking photos that are as large and detailed as they can be and yet the file sizes run between 250k and 350k depending on how busy the photo is. The resolution of your photo is bigger than most computer screens can even show.

The high resolution is great for a starting image. It lets you zoom in and chop a piece out for a close up or detail shot. The large high res photos also would allow you to print a large detailed poster sized photo off of a printer.
Yeah I get it, but I was using my phone that has no way to resize, or even set resolution.
 
Sorry Doc, nothing I can do about the file size limit. I looked on my android and didn't find where I can limit the size there. Unless I can find a stable plugin to resize as you upload there's nothing I can do.
 
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