Optimum Uploading size for images.

middenmessMember

Before uploading my images to Auctiva I scan at 200dpi and then resize to 1024 x 768 or as near as.

Uploading a 1024 x 763 image of size 242kb using the Auctiva uploader results in an image of 1024 x 763 of size 339.87kb.

Using the single HTML uploader to upload the same image results in an image of 1024 x 763 of size 233.68kb

Using the Auctiva uploader to upload the same unresized image of 1093 x719 and 705kb results in an image of 1024 x 763 and size of 183.20kb

So the question is which method of uploading images to Auctiva will give the best image for display on ebay please?

I asked the question of Auctiva support but after three replies their best answer was

'use a camera that only takes images of size 1024 x 768!!!

2/5/097:54 AM

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