Facebook slaughters my photos, easy fix?
Facebook slaughters my photos, easy fix?
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dxbtiger

Original Poster:

4,546 posts

202 months

Sunday 25th March 2012
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As title really, am I missing something simple in either how it is processed or how I save them before I upload them?

They need all the help they can get laugh

GetCarter

31,239 posts

308 months

Sunday 25th March 2012
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Easy. Ignore FB as a host and buy a domain name and some webspace. smile

McMacro

2,788 posts

186 months

Sunday 25th March 2012
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^ +1, FB sucks balls at hosting photos. Tried flickr?

H18 ENF

700 posts

198 months

Sunday 25th March 2012
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From memory FB has changed it's 'Standard' uploading policy which is that it will upload photos to a low resolution unless you specify on the upload screen, which you only get when you upload from a computer, to upload in High resolution, seems a little annoying to me!

dxbtiger

Original Poster:

4,546 posts

202 months

Sunday 25th March 2012
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GetCarter said:
Easy. Ignore FB as a host and buy a domain name and some webspace. smile
Considered this.. However would still use FB anyway for various reasons. May look into this further, who do you use?

McMacro said:
^ +1, FB sucks balls at hosting photos. Tried flickr?
Yes, however we don't get full functionality here in the UAE, groups don't work as an example.

H18 ENF said:
From memory FB has changed it's 'Standard' uploading policy which is that it will upload photos to a low resolution unless you specify on the upload screen, which you only get when you upload from a computer, to upload in High resolution, seems a little annoying to me!
Which I always select but still looks like it was taken through a dirty window!

crmcatee

5,805 posts

256 months

Sunday 25th March 2012
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dxbtiger said:
Yes, however we don't get full functionality here in the UAE, groups don't work as an example.
They would if you used a VPN service.

dxbtiger

Original Poster:

4,546 posts

202 months

Sunday 25th March 2012
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crmcatee said:
They would if you used a VPN service.
Fair point.

rob200sx

225 posts

196 months

Monday 26th March 2012
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Try uploading at 960px wide and at 96dpi, you should see an improvement