The image uploading on this site is messed up, for me at least. Does anyone else also have this problem?
Re: The image uploading on this site is messed up, for me at least. Does anyone else also have this problem?
#1
When I try to upload an image for either my profile pic or a book cover, the cropping gets a bit wrong and the uploaded image has the image cropped randomly.
Anyone else also has this problem? If so, please notify the staff about this.
(Example, I want to upload an image of a forest for my book cover, but once I saved, the uploaded image is automatically cropped to one corner of the original crop I desired.)
Anyone else also has this problem? If so, please notify the staff about this.
(Example, I want to upload an image of a forest for my book cover, but once I saved, the uploaded image is automatically cropped to one corner of the original crop I desired.)
Re: The image uploading on this site is messed up, for me at least. Does anyone else also have this problem?
#2
I get the same issue.
Reducing the dimensions of the image helps, but even then I have to sometimes reupload it a few times before it scales properly.
Reducing the dimensions of the image helps, but even then I have to sometimes reupload it a few times before it scales properly.
Re: The image uploading on this site is messed up, for me at least. Does anyone else also have this problem?
#3
I found I had to make my book cover image exactly 400 pixels wide and 600 pixels tall to avoid cropping. I had to use the Adjust Size tool in Preview to get it just right. It was pretty annoying.
It would be nice to have some way to adjust how it's going to crop. Or have more sizes be accepted.
It would be nice to have some way to adjust how it's going to crop. Or have more sizes be accepted.
Re: The image uploading on this site is messed up, for me at least. Does anyone else also have this problem?
#4
I also suggest using an external program to get the picture to exactly 400x600 - it's not only a problem with cropping, but the algorithm for resizing larger pictures also gets unwanted blurs into it.
the best results are still at exactly 400x600 - if you know how to use an image program to get your picture there with resizing and cropping.
the best results are still at exactly 400x600 - if you know how to use an image program to get your picture there with resizing and cropping.