So Ive noticed that the industry standard for image resolution for photos from paysites these days seems to be around 8000 X 5000 pixels. Which usually brings the size of the image somewhere around 8MB which is high compared to just a few years ago. I know these images could be half that resolution or even lower and I wouldn't notice a difference on my 50 inch 720p t.v. Im wondering what the max image resolution needs to be for an image to register well on a 65 inch 4k t.v. ? Anybody know?
Image Resolution of Photo sets from paysites
- Thread starter Tyrion Lannister
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Do you have Photoshop or Paint? Play around with a few saved images as a test and see what works for you. Or easier yet, ezgif.com is really cool for manipulating photos. Sizing, resolutions, etc. Works great for reducing the size of the file.
Supafly
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I don't know if it has changed, but some years ago, there were three zips available at several sites, from modestly-sized (Okay for most standard screens, over bigger to those giant pix that allows to count hairs n the nose and other follies.
I used to batch-size down whole folders witzh a software called ACDSee, back then, which was really convenient.
I used to batch-size down whole folders witzh a software called ACDSee, back then, which was really convenient.