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Re-send in a slightly larger filesize. Thanks for the positive comments.
| Camera: | Fujifilm Finepix S602Z |
| Recording media: | Digital |
| Title: | Blubelles revisited |
| Username: | 
NickCoker |
| Uploaded: | 3 Jan 2005 - 12:26 PM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel |
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| Votes: | 19 |
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Much improved by reloading larger image. Still like the colours & composition.
Mark
This is a shame, it looks out of focus, but you have resaved. Just had a look at your folio, did you rescan the pic or resize, it makes a lot of difference to the final result.
All the best
Dougie
Its a nice image as far as the 500 pixel small size is concerned but the large version doesn't stand up I'm afraid. As someone has already said its out of focus.
I would like to click but feel the large version should match the quality of the small one really. If it had been submitted with just the small version then fair enough I would have judged it acccordingly.
Sorry to ramble on and hope you don't take my comments the wrong way.
Regards
Matt
Thanks for your comments,everyone. As a newcomer to this site I must still be on the learning curve for uploading files. I agree the large version image looks awfully blurred. It was crisp and clear on the original 17M file sized picture. Something undoubtedly went wrong during the resizing process and conversion to jpeg format. I need your help and advice on how to retain the quality of the pictures.
How did you prepare the large image for uploading? If you are using PS then the best way seems to be to use the save to web option once you have resized so the longest side of the image doesn't exceed 1000 pixels.
When you do save to web adjust the quality setting so that the image size is 200k or below and bobs your uncle!
regards
Matt
Listing things I must take and bluebells is one of them this year great shot 
sara
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