#Nxpowerlite 3.5 how to
#Nxpowerlite 3.5 full

The images on your site look pretty good for web content to my eyes on mt 1440 monitor! Though I do see the slight artifact on the darker areas you mention and the load times are a tad on the long side. I would look at other providers if they are messing with your images. Might have been a problem in dial up times but even phones and with all the images to load my site is instanteous.

I never come close to the maximum space I have even at a very low rate. There is no alteration from what is on my computer.

#Nxpowerlite 3.5 full

I post on average 5MB files in the form of large or full sized jpeg files. I have my own site and pay for space on servers.

#Nxpowerlite 3.5 how to

If anyone has come across this issue and can advise how to overcome it that'd be greatly appreciated! I am uploading the images to the website large file size, jpeg format. The 'Lekhfa' photos (scroll down on the home page) especially have this issue, there's a lot of black in those ones. None of the photos appear this way prior to being uploaded, they just have standard noise. Having uploaded the majority of my shots I've noticed that there's some pretty nasty compression artifacts / pixelation appearing in the darker areas for a lot of my images. A vertical half of a typical magazine page is 3.5 inches (non-bleed) so I'll size to 4 inches times 300 pixels per inch, for example. If I'm also anticipating print use, I'll think about how big it might run, in an ideal world, and re-size to those dimension.

If I don't know the final use, I size a version to 2000 pixels horizontal and I size another version to 1000 pixels wide, to fit social media of all types. When I prepare a photo for any web site, including our two Wix sites, I size it to the specific size needed, if possible. My partner, who handles most of our web production, finds she gets answers within a few hours from Wix.

Post them, and see if they take on the bad characteristics of the shots Wix resized, or if they look good.Ģ/ Take the originals of two or three of the shots of yours that Wix messed up, resize these yourself, and then cut and paste the Wix version and your version into a Wix work ticket. I was reading earlier in the week, in a message Wix sent to its customers, that Wix resizes on your behalf automatically, which it appears you've learned already.ġ/ Pick out a dozen big photos and re-size them yourself.