Never mind, not worth the effort, as I've been reminded, being stupid isn't a criteria for banning a member here.
Says who? Just click on this little thingand we'll find out.![]()
I dunno, I'm so stupid, I crop my photos![]()
Never mind, not worth the effort, as I've been reminded, being stupid isn't a criteria for banning a member here.
Ad hominem logic fail. Try refuting anything I've said.
You can't just call someone stupid and claim victory in the argument.
Moot point. I'm done with this debate.
I've arrived at my solution to take 2MP photos.
Good luck with printing billboards or cropping out one person from a stadium or whatever the F you do with your pics.
I've arrived at my solution to take 2MP photos.
I don't think people here even understand what troll means. I will try one last time. A 22MP photo DOES NOT FIT onto any screen you own. When you view your photo, it will be sized down to 2MP or less. You physically CAN NOT view 22MP even if you wanted to. My 26" LCD monitor can only display 2MP. All other devices are even smaller. Any online sharing of a photo will rescale your 22MP photo into a small fraction of that. Facebook does not allow anything larger than 4MP. Twitter's maximum size is .14MP
If this is still too complicated, maybe this will help:
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/resize-photos-online-sharing,news-19195.html
Don't leave us hanging bro, share the solution!
We can agree that no one is viewing anything larger than 2MP
Ad hominem logic fail. Try refuting anything I've said.
You can't just call someone stupid and claim victory in the argument.
Moot point. I'm done with this debate.
I've arrived at my solution to take 2MP photos.
Good luck with printing billboards or cropping out one person from a stadium or whatever the F you do with your pics.
Still no A|B test upload. Probably realized how wrong you were.
You must have a pretty crappy monitor.
Even 1600p is 4MP.
Newer 5K monitors are 14MP.
Check the sig.
Check the sig.
1920x1080.
Overkill for my needs.
just gonna post this
1) no one give a shit about your PC specs in your sig
2) we already told you how to do this in your last thread