I have a very important question.
Do the images on my blog come up blury and grainy?
I thought I did such a good job, figuring our how to enlarge them to my exact desired dimensions while fixing the resolution. All in HTML. (I'm so clever)
But then, I happen to take a peek at my blog while at work (sh) and they are grainy as hell! What the f*ck?
So tell me, do the images on my blog come up blury and grainy on your screen? Or is it a fluke with where I work.
Help.
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they don't look blurry or grainy to me...on any of the computers/internet programs i use. btw how do you resize blogger photos? i attempted to do it once and it didn't work :-(
ReplyDeleteNo blurries here.
ReplyDeletenot blurry at all. ever so slightly grainy, but honestly, i really love how it looks. i've often wondered how you do it.
ReplyDeleteLook fine to me.
ReplyDeletenope!
ReplyDeleteI've never had any problems. But then again, I (normally) view them in the latest Firefox.
ReplyDeleteI'm at work (inside a mega corporation with an outdated IT department) and just tried it with the browser we have here, which is Internet Explorer 6. And I am seeing what you see with the photos getting all jagged and blocky. It has to do with the interpolation default that IE6 (and might be other IEs as well) uses by default. You can force IE to scale photos the way other browsers do by adding this to your css:
img { -ms-interpolation-mode: bicubic; }
Hopefully that does the trick.
Umm they look a little blurry and grainy to me, but then again I'm at work. I'll look again from home and see if it looks different.
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look ok to me in Firefox.
ReplyDeletelooks marvelous in firefox on my mac. seems like brad has the golden ticket- it's a server thang. i just realized recently that the text on my blog is super pixelated when viewed on my husband's pc, and, perhaps, most pee ceez... eek!
ReplyDeleteFirefox loves them.
ReplyDeleteAnd you should share your secrets, because I cannot figure out how to do what you've done.
Comes up perfectly clear on my computers!
ReplyDeleteI work as a designer, so my monitor is slightly fancy, and they look great. Although, when I look at pictures on my husbands old PC monitor, they never look as good.
ReplyDeleteLooks fine on my Imac with safari.
ReplyDeleteLooks great on IE 7. Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeletelooks great over on this end.
ReplyDeletegreat here too. Firefox on a mac on a slooooow connection.
ReplyDeleteplease do share how to make larger images with blogger!!
ReplyDeletebianca, b.i.p., julia.... did you guys get my email?
ReplyDeleteworried i have been sending emails to an abyss.
just saw your question - no i haven't gotten any emails from you! here is my address, maybe you got it wrong? tocolormegreen at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteA little tip to make your photos more crisp with blogger. When you load your photos and the code shows up, find the text in there that says /D500 or something like that (can't fully remember). But delete that. Then your photos will look MUCH nicer.
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