My pictures usually start life as images 1680 by 1260, or sometimes 1680 by 1050, and Google resizes them to something else, and sometimes it takes a moment or so to load them into the blog.
They keep reminding us about how much space we have available, but then they chop the picture sizes to something different than the format of the originals. I know they need to have a max size limit, but I liked their old setup better. It displayed your image just as you had it, as long as it wasn't too large for their limits.
Am I alone here? I'm getting this empty or blank feeling again!!
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@ Tommy -
ReplyDeleteNo, you're not alone, I'm here somewhere too :)
Two lone guys...
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Beautiful shot Ray...colors are super...
Tomorrow's my birthday...76 trombones and a big guitar...
You guys are alright...
Ray, when I first looked at this post it was blank, no picture. I must have caught it at just the right/wrong moment..
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@ Tommy -
ReplyDeleteMy pictures usually start life as images 1680 by 1260, or sometimes 1680 by 1050, and Google resizes them to something else, and sometimes it takes a moment or so to load them into the blog.
They keep reminding us about how much space we have available, but then they chop the picture sizes to
something different than the format of the originals. I know they need to have a max size limit,
but I liked their old setup better.
It displayed your image just as you had it, as long as it wasn't too large for their limits.