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advice and help
http://www.horny-lesbians.biz/pictures1.html
http://www.horny-lesbians.biz/pictures2.html i cant get the thumbs nicer, if i go to 150 or 125 the pics look so bad, but the bigger pics are oke, what i try or some others have tried for me, we cant get the thumbs nicer. any advice on this one? |
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Subversive filth of the hedonistic decadent West
Join Date: Mar 2003
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Thumbs look fine to me.
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I like your gallery and the thumbs also look fine to me, but I think your content is "slightly" flawed here. The lighting is a little poor. The 2 thumbs in question also have a lot more information in them than the others; a closeup of a face will always lead to a crisper thumb than a full shot of two models. One suggestion would be to crop into the pic to produce a thumb (although a few tgps do not like this, I really dont see the problem).
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Subversive filth of the hedonistic decadent West
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Nothing wrong with having one or two large thumbs in your gallery. I do this all the time as I think it makes for a better layout.
You don't say what you are using for photo editing. I use Photoshop/Imageready and find that when I make a pic smaller I often have to do a bit of sharpening after I reduce its size. Kristian's suggestion is also good advice. |
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i use lview pro, i use batch thumbs, photoshop, lol i have tried with all 3 and no good result, i have an other very cool babe sett and i got the same problem with it when i wanna resize the thumbs.
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You can now put whatever you want in this space :)
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Hey man, I batched most of this with superjpg, and did the large image with photoshop:
http://uberlibertine.com/jim/01/ www.midnightblue.com Wow they retired. That sucks. See if you can find it somewhere it's quite good. |
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Well i think i have to be happy with those thumbs i have now then. thanks for your input all |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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First, it's a good set of content.
Re: kristian's comment that it's "flawed", the set appears to have been shot by the photog using a filter to "soften" up the images for a "glamour" look. This type of content can be hard to thumbnail (consider some of the FTV Girls content) especially around high contrast areas. 1. Look at the original images. If you notice some "jaggies" (especially in the eyes and on the edges of arms & legs that run diagonally), the set was sharpened already by the photog or image broker. Sharpening will only compound the prob. Though, using Photoshop's Unsharp Mask might work, but requires a certain level of expertise. 2. Are you making thumbs from the original or a resized image? From the original is ALWAYS preffered. 3. Cropping (especially with difficult images) is preffered for making thumbs vs. image resizing (at least in Adobe PS) because each command has a different algorithm. kristian & cleo are correct (of course) re: cropping in and using the sharpen feature. 4. While batching the job is more productive, you will lose an element of control when dealing with "touchy" images. Sometimes, you've got to tweak them one by one. Always work from the original full sized image. In the analog days, we called it "losing a generation". Who is this |Jim guy? And how did he get my number? |
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NO! Im not a female - but being a dragon, I do eat them.
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stuveltje - check out the free download over at neosoft.com - its called express thumbnail creator - I use it sometimes when I run into problems with sets - it allows you to set the compression quality to a little higher % - I sometimes let it run as high as 93% to try and get a 150 thumb that keeps the original pics quality - its also nice for batching thumbs and creating image (html) pages on the fly. The only thing you give up though is that the thumb may be a little bigger bytewise
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The Original Greenguy (Est'd 1996) & AVN HOF Member - I Crop Pics For Thumbs In My Sleep
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The 1st one looks real good - the 2nd one could look a little better with the adjustment of some cell sizes (or the site of that big image in the middle) so that everything lines up nice & neat.
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Hiyas Stu!
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Hya
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