Reply to "Uploaded images no longer sharp!"

auctivajeffAuctiva CEO

If you are using any kind of internet accelerator to speed up your web surfing one of the things they do to make things faster is crunch images to a much lower quality so that they download faster.

Some ISP's do that for you automatically such as AOL. If you use AOL there is a setting you can change to turn that feature off.

Only people with those programs running would see fuzzier images. If you post the URL to one of your full size 1024x768 images here we can tell you if it looks fuzzy to us and how many bytes the image is and you can compare that to what you are seeing.

5/3/0711:06 AM

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