On another note, does anyone know how I can get blogger to publish my photos at a higher resolution? They always look grainy when I post them but when you click on them they blow up super nice looking - why?
March 29, 2009
Classics 45 Syllabus
This could potentially be the most interesting class I've ever taken. Ever. Or it could be a total bitch. I'm hoping for the former.
On another note, does anyone know how I can get blogger to publish my photos at a higher resolution? They always look grainy when I post them but when you click on them they blow up super nice looking - why?
On another note, does anyone know how I can get blogger to publish my photos at a higher resolution? They always look grainy when I post them but when you click on them they blow up super nice looking - why?
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If you upload pictures directly from Blogger, they are hosted on Google's Picasa service. Blogger allows you to choose a thumbnail that's small, medium, or large. Blogger does this because uploading the full resolution image will not fit with the aesthetics of the blog page and will also force all your readers to download the full image whether they want to or not. By having thumbnails, this allows users to choose which photos they want to view by having the full resolution image when clicked.
Sounds like an awesome class. Mmmm Alan Moore.
-Sarah Brown
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