steemit.com resizes your image to 672px wide. And so, if you would resize your picture to 672 or 800 wide, it would save a lot of bandwidth and server space.
for us internet-challenged people.
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steemit.com resizes your image to 672px wide. And so, if you would resize your picture to 672 or 800 wide, it would save a lot of bandwidth and server space.
for us internet-challenged people.
Serious? Are you having trouble viewing my images?
Yes, seriously, the page took 15 to 20 seconds to load.
Its me. Its not you.
But it only takes a click to resize images, and you can save bandwidth. And steemit shrinks them down to 672 px. And it does this AFTER, and for each image, which I think is very wasteful on steemit resources.
Haha true :) One click you say to resize them? Where can I do this?
Talk soon.
I use digiKam when editing my photos. Adjusting colors and balances and cropping. Then before outputting the end result, I resize. I guess it is actually 2 clicks, or 3 clicks extra.
672 x 391 is the perfect proportion for thumbnail images.
Also, since I use linux, I could just run it all from the command line:
ffmpeg -i input.jpg -vf resize 672x391 output.jpg
and you can tell it to resize the entire directory.