Is this a site you manage or is it a site you participate in? Are other's avatars also fuzzy?
Many sites in order to save disc space down sample images. That is about all I can think of.
Maybe ask the site admin or support.
Is this a site you manage or is it a site you participate in? Are other's avatars also fuzzy?
Many sites in order to save disc space down sample images. That is about all I can think of.
Maybe ask the site admin or support.
Gary W. Priester
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It's a site that I upload to I do not manage anything but my account. It's still doing it so I don't know what gives. I made a whole new pic and tried it on two different sites. I've attached a screen capture here along with the original files I created, and tried to no avail.
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I think the problem has got something to do with the exporting of the files but what exactly I don't know.
Try uploading a file with a higher resolution, the one the site is using is 235px × 235px (resized at a higher value, that's why the fuzzines).
Try to create and upload a file al least 720x720 (the maximum size at which the image are shown in the site.
P.S. Sorry only now I've read that yu wanted to use that file as your avatar in this forum, forget what I mentioned before.
In that case probably you should chose an image a little simpler. The one you are using has too many little details that can't be shown at such a small size.
Marco.
Marco.
I wonder if the image is being changed to Mac resolution which is 72dpi? That would account for the fuzziness.
Gary W. Priester
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If that's the problem, How do I fix it? Hmmm, you know, I usually do the uploads from my Mac and this time around I did them from my PC.
I would contact the site admin and explain your issue and ask what resolution they need for the image to be sharp and professional looking.
Gary W. Priester
Mr. Moderator Emeritus Dude, Sir
gwpriester.com | eyetricks-3d-stereograms.com | eyeTricks on Facebook | eyeTricks on YouTube | eyeTricks on Instagram
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