Photo Upload question for Book Contest
I usually put my logo and url in nearly all my photos and shrink them down to 640 X 480.
When I upload the bigger pics, should I remove the logo and url for the sake of the editors?
Just wondering.
It's for this instructable:
IKEA lamp hack
When I upload the bigger pics, should I remove the logo and url for the sake of the editors?
Just wondering.
It's for this instructable:
IKEA lamp hack
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Don't worry about cropping them to 640x480. Instructables already resizes photos into a variety of sizes, and the ones used in instructables are appropriately-sized.
Jul 17, 2008. 7:37 PMgarethbranwyn
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We'll be looking for the highest-res images with the least amount of color correction/Photoshop handling, and honestly, when it comes down to the time crunch, we'll likely end up choosing a project with great photos over one with poor images even if the project itself is good.
Don't stress it - if they want your project for The Book, and if they're bothered about the logo, then they'll probably ask you for original images.
I wouldn't be surprised if some photos get cropped anyway, which automatically eliminates the problem.
I wouldn't be surprised if some photos get cropped anyway, which automatically eliminates the problem.
Jul 17, 2008. 4:00 PMcorinna.anni.roc (author)
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This was from the newsletter that this question in based on:
- Upload bigger pictures. Putting up higher-resolution images gives the editors more to work with and improves the look of an Instructable in print.
Sigh. Time to upload then...
- Upload bigger pictures. Putting up higher-resolution images gives the editors more to work with and improves the look of an Instructable in print.
Sigh. Time to upload then...
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