Reply to "Optimum Uploading size for images."

dannoMember

Edit3: One more test and a surprise.

I decided to use Picasa to resize the photo to exactly 1024x768 (same as Aurigma after upload) and maintain the quality. The results are as follows:

Before: Size 262,005 bytes, WxH 1024x768 px, Res 96x96 dots per inch, Quality 94(411)

After: Size 115,173 bytes, WxH 1024x768 px, Res. 96x96 dots per inch, Quality 75(411)

Note the major decrease in stored bytes and the drop in quality from 94 to 75. It appears the HTML uploader further compresses the image after upload, so it would appear the Aurigma uploader maintains a higher quality.

2/14/0911:38 AM

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