Updated - My 76 20 MA

[eggsuckindog]

Just cleaned it up last weekend getting ready for the SC Fest, these pic's were taken near Ft Desoto Park, S. St Pete. My camera has a setting it says is for the web, with a lower pixel count, would that work better when posting pic's instead of using a high resolution setting??

[Ikan Besar]

My camera has a setting it says is for the web, with a lower pixel count, would that work better when posting pic's instead of using a high resolution setting??

Always capture the best original file that you can....and then play with size and other aspects later. .....in my wee little opinion.

The only thing you need to change in terms of size from any large file is the dpi (for web 72 is the target dpi) and the overall dimensions, which are up to you. Most people have fairly decent sized screens nowadays but there are still a few that whine when anyone posts an image larger than wallet-size.

You might also consider sharpening your images after the fact, they won't have that soft/fuzzy effect then.

[eggsuckindog]

The setting is for picture size, it is set on largest 5.0 now, I think its losing some when it downsize's the file, am I on the right track? They look great on my puter, I think they resized when uploaded to the host website. I will reset it and try again this weekend.

[Ikan Besar]

sharpen the file after resizing.

[eggsuckindog]

10-4

[Miles Offshore]

Boat looks good Dog!!!!!!!

[Snookerd]

Ikan-What are you some sort of professional camera guy? ESD-You did good finding that ride. I like the t-top.

[eggsuckindog]

Thanks

[Ikan Besar]

Ikan-What are you some sort of professional camera guy?

...you mean people actually do that professionally?!

[warthog5]

for web 72 is the target dpi

70dpi is a little small. The best target size is 640X480. It will give aprox 100dpi.