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Originally Posted by Steve Carlton

I wonder what the maximum pixel width is that wouldn’t be too wide for some browsers, as a low resolution will cause a 1,200-1,500 pixel width image to be too large. 800 pixels seems too small and outdated. Some images I’ll resize down to 400-500 as appropriate.

No image posted here for cost savings.

I assume that depends upon the browser, device resolution, and probably even the image. I know that some software allows you to specify ppi or something like that, as well as quality (often a slider) when you save. I believe the normal ppi is 72. If you saved an image at 150 that might cause the image to display differently on a page.

Originally Posted by Steve Carlton

The giraffe image above is 1,440 pixels wide and causes the width of the rest of the thread to be reduced by around 40% on my iPhone. My attorneys will be in touch with you, Steve…

Right, big difference between viewing on a PC and viewing on a phone. I do 99% of my PPOT surfing on a PC. When I surf on my phone, if threads full of pics look odd, I always figure that's the cost of surfing on a phone. Fortunately, I can usually zoom in if I want/need to on the phone easily enough.