
nothing should ever be posted on the board, keeps it tidy.
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 14:03,
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i can see it in firefox, but not in flock :s
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 14:05,
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I only looked at the dimensions which is what he was on about. Should be able to get this down way under 50K
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 14:06,
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i've replaced it... still can't see it in flock though, it's really odd
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 14:11,
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Assuming you're using photoshop there's 4 things you can do when saving a jpeg for the web to reduce it's size. Other people may have other suggestions.
1) Reduce the size of the image. E.g. from 600 pixels wide to 450.
2) Add blur (which is also nice as it hides seams.
3) Lower the jpeg quality. Your milage may vary incredibly with this. Some images seem happy with quality 0, others look crap with less than 60.
4) Use a PNG or a GIF - switch those formats in the save for web place in Photoshop. Remember to reduce the amount of colours down to a minimum, and see if that's smaller.
That's all I do, and it's enough to get my images way under the 50K.
Edit : Here's a quick snap of it
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Fri 11 Apr 2008, 14:25,
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1) Reduce the size of the image. E.g. from 600 pixels wide to 450.
2) Add blur (which is also nice as it hides seams.
3) Lower the jpeg quality. Your milage may vary incredibly with this. Some images seem happy with quality 0, others look crap with less than 60.
4) Use a PNG or a GIF - switch those formats in the save for web place in Photoshop. Remember to reduce the amount of colours down to a minimum, and see if that's smaller.
That's all I do, and it's enough to get my images way under the 50K.
Edit : Here's a quick snap of it
