link-o-rama.com picture height and width rule

xxxthrills · 2007-04-01, 02:30 PM

Photos on free sites are just samples of much larger photos and higher resolution photos that you can see on paysites so it doesn't matter how big you make the sample photo. Paysite photos are always going to be bigger that's why surfers should pay to visit a paysite and not a free link site.

When you get a sample of a new product at the store you get a small sample. You do not get the whole product! It would cost the companies too much money and companies are not stupid. People know that the actual purchased product will be bigger! So useless warrier, can you get an accurate impression with such a small product sample from the store? Or do you want an entire product?

So from a smaller sized photo you should be able to figure out, especially when you mention it in your marketing, that you will be getting access to much larger and higher resolution photos. Paysite tours even mention this.

Many people including myself haven't used an 800x600 resolution since 1999 so link sites could have demanded huge photos since then.

I'm not bitching. I just want to hear GG&Jim's opinion on this. It's nice to hear your opinions, but I'm more interested in GG&Jim's.

2007-04-01, 02:30 PM	#7
xxxthrills If something goes wrong at the plant, blame the guy who can't speak English Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Mississauga Posts: 34	photo size Photos on free sites are just samples of much larger photos and higher resolution photos that you can see on paysites so it doesn't matter how big you make the sample photo. Paysite photos are always going to be bigger that's why surfers should pay to visit a paysite and not a free link site. When you get a sample of a new product at the store you get a small sample. You do not get the whole product! It would cost the companies too much money and companies are not stupid. People know that the actual purchased product will be bigger! So useless warrier, can you get an accurate impression with such a small product sample from the store? Or do you want an entire product? So from a smaller sized photo you should be able to figure out, especially when you mention it in your marketing, that you will be getting access to much larger and higher resolution photos. Paysite tours even mention this. Many people including myself haven't used an 800x600 resolution since 1999 so link sites could have demanded huge photos since then. I'm not bitching. I just want to hear GG&Jim's opinion on this. It's nice to hear your opinions, but I'm more interested in GG&Jim's. Last edited by xxxthrills; 2007-04-01 at 02:37 PM..