vacpurge
New Member
no, you got it man. those are perfect im sure.
the problem is with the way you uploaded them... the file size was reduced incredibly so that the max size the picture can be viewed is very small... something like a 4x6 size picture on your screen or something (not sure of the pixel size) so when you try to zoom in on it.. it sucks.
BUT, the originals... those bad boys are probably 7 megapixel+ which means that default they can be printed on a picture thats about 2 feet wide and 3 feet long clearly still! lots of data.. those original picture files are probably around 3mb. will take time to upload but well worth it because we can zoom on in each individual letter.
if you go imageshack.us and sign up for a very quick and easy account (i sound like im promoting it for christ sake!!) and then upload your original files there, select the dropdown box and select "DO NOT RESIZE" make sure they are 1mb+ which im sure they are... even an iphone takes like 5 mega pixel pictures which is more than enough to read those pages when zoomed in on.
the problem is with the way you uploaded them... the file size was reduced incredibly so that the max size the picture can be viewed is very small... something like a 4x6 size picture on your screen or something (not sure of the pixel size) so when you try to zoom in on it.. it sucks.
BUT, the originals... those bad boys are probably 7 megapixel+ which means that default they can be printed on a picture thats about 2 feet wide and 3 feet long clearly still! lots of data.. those original picture files are probably around 3mb. will take time to upload but well worth it because we can zoom on in each individual letter.
if you go imageshack.us and sign up for a very quick and easy account (i sound like im promoting it for christ sake!!) and then upload your original files there, select the dropdown box and select "DO NOT RESIZE" make sure they are 1mb+ which im sure they are... even an iphone takes like 5 mega pixel pictures which is more than enough to read those pages when zoomed in on.