Reply to "Image size for good closeup detail supersize?"

dannoMember

Auctiva will resize any upload to maximum of either 1024 pix wide or 768 pix high for storage and use for supersize, so cropping and sizing the picture prior to upload with either dimension restriction in mind will provide the best supersize. Uploading smaller doesn't get a resize (no loss). However, uploading very large (high density) takes time or often fails to upload. So, I look for balance between size and limits.

I frequently use the 6.1 MP setting on my camera for close-ups that I intend to crop for small detail on an item (like coins). For full-frame shots with no crop (or limited crop), I use 1.7 MP. My cam has 4:3 aspect (like most) and maintains the 1024 x 768 perfectly for landscape mode shots.

I hope those suggestion help.

Danno

6/8/088:01 AM

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