6288 - Photos download to different sizes using No...

When I downloaded around 70 photos to my PC recently the images were automatically saved at varying sizes. For example, using the slide show function some were full screen whilst others were 'stamp' sized and others half-screen??? Was it something to do with the way I took them or was it in the automatic downloading process (using Nokia PC Suite), or something else? Any help would be appreciated?

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ok, thanks a lot for your answer.
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