This is a discussion on I hope I have this right within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Originally Posted by Pas Hi Tiger, no editing just crop. Lool, not very good at editing :-) Is it the ...
Thanks Tiger,
I appreciate the time your taking. Right, the size of the image on upload was, 79.9kb and dimensions are 603x400. and the dark halo isn't on the original.
Oh gosh no Tiger, sorry. The original file is 5.25gb
I'm guessing you mean 5.25mb (gb if HUGE!!!!). If you have Gimp, resize the original in percentages, and reduce the size to about 15% of the original, and save as a different name so you don't lose the original. When I resize, I just save as "original_name" and add "small" to the end of the name.
That dark halo is perplexing, and seeing as it's not on the original I can't offer too much to it's existence. Unless it's to do with the cropping somehow or, more likely perhaps, the sharpening process.
Other than that it's a very good, sharp photo and I really can't offer much in the way of critique.
We should check to see if the halo was caused by the board software compressing the image. In order to post an image to photography.ca you should resize it to ensure it is less than 1025 pixels (on the longest side) and less than 275KB. If it's larger than either of those dimensions the software on the board will resize it and the results are generally less than stellar.
Lool, yes Tiger, mb!
I used elements 9 to downsize the image, it has a option to resize for the web. So, what I tried was, whatever the longest side of the image is, I typed in approx 600 and short side of image 400. I did this to insure it would fit here and not exceed the upload limit. I think whatever the issue is, I think its something I am doing.
Thank you Mad Aussie
Thank you Iguanasan, I will try those dimensions when posting :-)
Bookmarks