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DarkStar wrote: AND it's widescreen friendly!
yeah, thats why i like it....
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unfortunalt i have my screen at 800x600 because to keep the HZ at 85Hz... my eyes are not human eyes... but i dont mind the scrolling, as long as its neatjee wrote:DarkStar wrote: AND it's widescreen friendly!
yeah, thats why i like it....
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awesomness on the new look to those responsible
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Hi guys,
I love the new forum but I have came across something which is EXTREMELY irritating, on the photography thread the rules are, post oics only that are 640 x 480 which is fine by me BUT I tried to upload a portrait pic (which is 480 x 640), the forum wont let me upload it as the max height available is 600 pixels, FRUSTRATING!
Mods/site admins, any chance this can be resolved to take 480 x 640 portraits?
Thanks
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I love the new forum but I have came across something which is EXTREMELY irritating, on the photography thread the rules are, post oics only that are 640 x 480 which is fine by me BUT I tried to upload a portrait pic (which is 480 x 640), the forum wont let me upload it as the max height available is 600 pixels, FRUSTRATING!
Mods/site admins, any chance this can be resolved to take 480 x 640 portraits?
Thanks
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Yeah, that's been driving me nuts. Many of the pics i take for my mods are scaled down by my watermarking app, and sometimes they're scaled to 603.Knuckles wrote:Hi guys,
I love the new forum but I have came across something which is EXTREMELY irritating, on the photography thread the rules are, post oics only that are 640 x 480 which is fine by me BUT I tried to upload a portrait pic (which is 480 x 640), the forum wont let me upload it as the max height available is 600 pixels, FRUSTRATING!
Mods/site admins, any chance this can be resolved to take 480 x 640 portraits?
Thanks
Knux
Please Ron Can't we up the height to 700 or something, just to be safe? And while you're there, push the 800 to something like 810 Please dude
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Thirded - have to size everything down - really annoying.
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Bump to the above two posts
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Imageshack and Photobucket have this awesome feature where they thumbnail your pics....
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Not the point - it should allow standard sizes. And if you try and like to some sites - it says it is unable to determine the sizejamin_za wrote:Imageshack and Photobucket have this awesome feature where they thumbnail your pics....
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Yeah.Tribble wrote:Not the point - it should allow standard sizes. And if you try and like to some sites - it says it is unable to determine the sizejamin_za wrote:Imageshack and Photobucket have this awesome feature where they thumbnail your pics....
Besides, viewing full images is far nicer than viewing thumbnails.
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How about this.
We allow people to post images within the forums rules but the first person to break the rule gets banned
We allow people to post images within the forums rules but the first person to break the rule gets banned
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Oh and what is wrong with 800x600?
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There is that evil streak again.maxxis wrote:How about this.
We allow people to post images within the forums rules but the first person to break the rule gets banned
What if we posted between 400 and 800. Those are not too big.
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Thats fine.
The site is set to 800x600 as the max size
Would you like 800x800 to be the max?
That would allow for 800x600 and 600x800
The site is set to 800x600 as the max size
Would you like 800x800 to be the max?
That would allow for 800x600 and 600x800
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hmm...
thumbnails ftw... that way the victim gets to pick which images they're going to burn bandwidth on...
while i get that certain folks will be posting worthwhile content, i can assure you there is a large group of posters out there who will soon be flooding multiple threads with over-sized images we've probably seen 50 times already...
bad move, imo, but then i tend to hunt out the downside
thumbnails ftw... that way the victim gets to pick which images they're going to burn bandwidth on...
while i get that certain folks will be posting worthwhile content, i can assure you there is a large group of posters out there who will soon be flooding multiple threads with over-sized images we've probably seen 50 times already...
bad move, imo, but then i tend to hunt out the downside
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Max size is now 800x800 which will allow for 800x600 and 600x800 images to be displayed.
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YAAAY Thank you so much - much frustration for the cat will be prevented by this (and some created for the puppy )maxxis wrote:Max size is now 800x800 which will allow for 800x600 and 600x800 images to be displayed.
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Maxxis! You da man! Forshizzle!
Thanks so much for making changes, it is greatly appreciated...
Thanks so much for making changes, it is greatly appreciated...
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I love you!maxxis wrote:Max size is now 800x800 which will allow for 800x600 and 600x800 images to be displayed.
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RiD1 wrote:bleh!
Dude? WTH?! no wait, why am i bothering!!!
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DAE_JA_VOO wrote:I love you!maxxis wrote:Max size is now 800x800 which will allow for 800x600 and 600x800 images to be displayed.
hmm?
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