On Dec 15, 2005, at 19:33, Jerome Reyes wrote:
I'm a bit frustrated, and in need of some help with my website. In
short:
I scan a photo... no problem. I edit the photo... no problem. I
save the
photo with no problem.
BUT THEN... I insert the same photo (which displays fine everywhere
else)
into the webpage via MS Frontpage, and bingo: severe pixelation (in
the
blue sky areas mostly).
ding ding ding!
<Rant>
I've been working with a server cluster for the past 4 months that is
specifically designed to host Frontpage-generated websites. As a
consequence I've had to work with Frontpage itself to test things.
Aaaargh! What a frustrating piece of software to use. FP takes
control and you hardly know what's happening as you are attempting to
put a page together. I wouldn't doubt that it is "deciding" to
present your photos in some "efficient" way that is messing up the
resolution or the display of the image (such as, say, displaying an
800x600 image in a 500x300 window by just using a smaller frame).
I'd suggest you try using some different software to design your
website..... there are a lot of FREE software packages out there
that will design nice, neat, HTML-compliant pages.
</Rant>
However....after saying all that, I went and peeked at your example I
can't see any problems at all in the sample you have provided. The
sky looks clean and neat both when I view it in my browser and when I
save it and use an 'external' viewer.
Here's an example:
http://www.exposedfilm.net/journal/seattle/10233mtr.htm
So.... I'm puzzled about what you're seeing. It seems to me that it
must be something with your browser? Try a few different browsers to
see if the behavior is the same with all of them (or try viewing your
site with someone else's computer).
-Charles
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Charles Robinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Minneapolis, MN
http://charles.robinsontwins.org
