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After having spent (wasted?) half this morning working on this picture, removing a parked car, two unwanted figures, a TV aerial, a collection of industrial-sized wheelie bins, a traffic cone, two street lamp/traffic signs, a bollard, road markings, a bench, a burglar alarm and a junction box and cables, and after all that replacing a missing hanging sign and adding a shadow for it, your positive comment has been very welcome.
Isisbridge club has replied to Howard Somerville clubHoward Somerville club has replied to Isisbridge clubI've tried uploading the original, uncompressed .tif file but it comes up the same. Is Ipernity compressing upload files more nowadays to save storage space? I've just compared the engraving on the war memorial picture with the equivalent on Flickr, and the difference is just as marked. There's no technical support on Ipernity, so I don't know what to do.
Isisbridge club has replied to Howard Somerville clubIt's definitely sharper on F*cker, though still not 100%.
You could try messaging the Ipernity team on the Help & Contact page (below).
Let me know their answer.
Howard Somerville club has replied to Isisbridge clubThe resolution in the Flickr version of the above picture is par for the course for a shot taken at the long end of the zoom. At that end, only one part of a 'deep' scene like this can be 100% in focus, and in this case it's the writing on the pub wall which is, and it's sharp, certainly on the original.
Howard Somerville club has replied to Isisbridge clubThe bottom line is that all uploaded images are displayed in low resolution in Ipernity when viewed and enlarged in the normal way. This IMHO is a design weakness; there is no equivalent problem in Flickr.
Isisbridge club has replied to Howard Somerville clubHoward Somerville club has replied to Isisbridge clubIt's not the disparity which is the problem. The problem is that the pictures, when viewed normally, are displayed in low resolution. That fact, for some reason, is particularly noticeable with this picture.
Isisbridge club has replied to Howard Somerville clubBut my point is, can't you make do with the shortcomings on Ipernity, seeing as you already have a F*cker account to show off your masterpieces to perfection?
Howard Somerville club has replied to Isisbridge clubThe problem is that when people (99.9% of Ipernity users) view them only on Ipernity, in the normal way, they get the impression that the pictures are out of focus, and publicly declare them to be "O".
Isisbridge club has replied to Howard Somerville clubHoward Somerville club has replied to Isisbridge clubInviting people to view the same pictures on Flickr would be presumptuous, but (if they were to notice) it would drop Ipernity a hint.
What did Andy Rodker say?
Isisbridge club has replied to Howard Somerville clubHoward Somerville club has replied to Isisbridge clubIsisbridge club has replied to Howard Somerville clubAdmired in: www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance
Am I therefore one of your flatterers? I hope so but only in the non-perjorative sense of the word (and I think there must be one!).
I am no technician and the technical side of anything bores the pants off me. What I DO like is the overall artistic effect and in this, I have to say I am a big fan of most of your offerings here on ipernity.
If that makes me a flatterer then so be it and I will proudly remain so!
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