Really low resolution on iWeb-published pages

Certain photos I've uploaded are REALLY low resolution while others are not. I can't find a common reason as to why. All the photos are from the same camera at the same original resolution. Ones with a distinct black border are the low-res ones. I've seen others with this problem. Does anyone have a solution?
Thanks
-Matt

Matthew Hi - 3 things and a possible solution :
1. "Really low resolution" - be careful what you're saying here. An image 60 pixels by 60 pixels at 72 dpi and an image 2000 by 2000 pixels at 72 dpi have IDENTICAL RESOLUTIONS - i.e. 72dpi. It's just the dimensions which are different. High resolution means anything toward 300 dpi whatever the dimensions of the image. I bet if you look at the images you say are "really low resolution" you'll see that they are 72 dpi (iWeb does that automatically) but that the image size is really small. The pixelised effect is because iWeb is taking an image smaller than the size reproduced on the page. I think I know why.
2. My deductions : be careful of the .TIF extension. Some cameras use this extension for RAW files (confusing I know). But not knowing how to read such a file iWeb may actually only be importing a 'preview' of that file. Hence the upsizing and pixelising that's going on.
3. Solution. Change your files to JPEG before dragging in as suggested elsewhere in this post and upload those. IMPORTANT ! Many iWeb users have had trouble with the same images being used despite renaming, reuploading etc. In reality if you drag a new file in to iWeb with the same name despite having made changes to that file, iWeb seems to always want to show the original.
Here's the fix - You need to DELETE the old files from the iWeb Domain folder. I previously posted a comment concerning 'saving' in iWeb. Publishing does not 'save' your site in the same way as the standard command-S save. What you want to do is get rid of all the dodgy pics in your 'Domain' folder. iWeb stores all your site files in a package called 'Domain' :
Users>Library>Application Support>iWeb>Domain.To access the 'Domain' folder click right and click show all package elements.
In iWeb remove/delete all the bad pics. Now do a command-S save. In principal you have just removed these images from the Domain. Go to the Domain package to check. You can also quit iWeb and reopen. You can also delete directly from the Domain.
Now import your new images.
I hope that works
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