Hi,
Just wondering if you would allow me to post big pictures of Moya in one of the forums. They are about 1MB - 2MB each, and have a resolution of about 2000 X 2000 each.
So is there a limit, or should i use a link to the pictures.
What is the size limit on posting pictures here?
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What is the size limit on posting pictures here?
by Nigel » Tue Sep 14, 2004 1:42 pm
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by Roibeard Óg » Fri Dec 31, 2004 6:46 pm
i am confused as my pix wont go on and they r tiny!! 
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by nessieq » Fri Dec 31, 2004 8:08 pm
he limit for your avatar is 100 pixels, Roibeard, if that helps at all.
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by nessieq » Fri Dec 31, 2004 8:14 pm
no problem, Roibeard. if there's anything else i could help with, let me know.
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by the whistleplayer » Sun Jan 02, 2005 12:40 pm
I don't know what the limit for pictures is Nigel, but I posted a rather large picture of my pets once and that wasn't a problem.
Just give it a try, I'd say!
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by Guest » Sat Sep 17, 2005 2:22 pm
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by Angoid » Thu Sep 22, 2005 7:12 pm
I'd strongly advise against posting such massive pictures using IMG tags, as they're not very dial-up friendly.
Each picture of about 1MB would take about 20 minutes for a dial-up user to download. That's not very nice!
A far better idea is to get hold of some image-editing software if you haven't already got some. Irfanview is an excellent freeware solution if you can't afford anything or don't want to shell out.
Using that, make a copy of your image at a much smaller "thumbnail" resolution, say no more than 120 by 120 pixels. This should save to no more than a few KB.
Then ... here's the clever bit! You use IMG to link to the uploaded thumbnail and make it a URL (link) to the bigger image, and give text advising of how big the full-size image is.
Example time
Volcanic Gardens (59KB, 500 by 328)
Click on either the thumbnail or the text for a bigger view (sorry it's not Moya).
The code to achieve this is as follows:
Substitute your own upload links in there.
Each picture of about 1MB would take about 20 minutes for a dial-up user to download. That's not very nice!
A far better idea is to get hold of some image-editing software if you haven't already got some. Irfanview is an excellent freeware solution if you can't afford anything or don't want to shell out.
Using that, make a copy of your image at a much smaller "thumbnail" resolution, say no more than 120 by 120 pixels. This should save to no more than a few KB.
Then ... here's the clever bit! You use IMG to link to the uploaded thumbnail and make it a URL (link) to the bigger image, and give text advising of how big the full-size image is.
Example time
Volcanic Gardens (59KB, 500 by 328)
Click on either the thumbnail or the text for a bigger view (sorry it's not Moya).
The code to achieve this is as follows:
- Code: Select all
[url=http://www.angmail.fsnet.co.uk/pictures/hainan06.jpg][img]http://www.angmail.fsnet.co.uk/pictures/hainan06t.gif[/img]
Volcanic Gardens (59KB, 500 by 328)[/url]
Substitute your own upload links in there.
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