Xperia s ics photo editor - edited photo resolution

Hi Anyone notice that the resolution of the edited photo is only 960 x 1280? Is there anyway to configure ICS Photo Editor (album -> select photo -> menu -> edit) to save photos in higher resolution? Thank you. -O

Wow, no wonder I have been dissatisfied when I edit, since I am usually trying to crop as a method of zooming in after the fact. I have done this with good results in my 5 MP HTC and Samsung cameras. Such a glitch is ridiculous in software for a supposed 20 MP camera. I am less impressed with this camera each day.

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Acceptable and Quality Still Photo Resolution for HDV Documentary

I've scanned through several pages of posts on photo resolution here, but I haven't actually found a simple answer to a beginner's question. Two, actually:
1. If someone is supplying you with still photo prints for scanning and use in a documentary (shot in HDV, edited on FCP5), is there a particular size print that you should ask for? Does the broadcast venue (theatrical, TV, etc.) have any relevance?
2. If someone is scanning photos and sending you a CD with them, what are the specs (size, resolution, etc.) you should ask for? And are there "minimum acceptable" specs and "preferred, high quality" specs?
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Paul S.
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Having worked on several long-form historical docos with hundreds of source photo scans, I'd highly recommend getting the originals in as high a resolution as you can (at least 300 DPI), and getting the entire photo scanned. You just never know when you need to apply pans or zooms or crop into a particular area to improve the edit, and there are many simple ways to prep the selected photos for import.
The simplest is just to do the scaling & cropping in FCP. It will do a fine job of this, but if it turns out most of the photos will be static, you can waste computer resources by importing unnecessarily-large images. As mooblie pointed out, you strictly only need enough resolution to prevent scaling up past 100%, as this will create pixelated lower quality output.
The most common way to prep scans is in Photoshop, where you can scale the image to a desired pixel size very easily. I'd still leave the image at its natural frame size (as scanned), so you have the most creative choice when you are framing it in the timeline using FCPs cropping & motion tabs tools.
If you've got lots of photos and lots of pans & zooms, consider using one of the third-party tools that will help with this, such as Photo to Movie from LQ Graphics, Moving Picture from StageTools, or even the plugin for FCP I wrote to help with the docos I mentioned above. It's called Pan Zoom Pro and you can see about it and download a demo here: http://www.lyric.com/fcp-plugins/index.htm#pzp .
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Photo resolution on iweb

Does anyone know how to improve the photo resolution on iweb? Can i upload pics from iphoto to iweb with original file size?

Does anyone know how to improve the photo resolution
on iweb? Can i upload pics from iphoto to iweb with
original file size?
Yes, you can. Not sure why you would want to do this. Web images tend to have to balance image quality with download speed. But sure, you can have your original photo used in iWeb. Just drag it from iPhoto directly into iWeb. Then open up the Inspector and click on the Rulers tab. The click "Use original size". That will be your original photo.
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Lumia 820 Photo Resolution Problem

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Can anyone help me solve why i cannot change the photo resolution on my Lumia 820?
When i check them on a PC they always come out at either 800x600 on 4:3 ratio or 800x450 on 16:9 ratio.
It's driving me mad there is no option in the photo settings or anywhere else in the phone to change this.
I read on another post that it can be related to skydrive uploading, although I have skydrive disabled and this problem still persists.
Please Help
Solved!
Go to Solution.

How did you download the photos to your pc? Photos uploaded to Skydrive are reduced in resolution by default unless you change the setting to Best Quality which requires wifi. To change this, goto Settings>Applications>photos+camera>Skydrive>Photos> Best quality
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Nokia Lumia 820 change photo resolution

Hello,
Can anyone tell me why can't I change the resolution in the photo camera? If I choose video I can select resolution, but on photo I cannot, there is no option. This is not ok, my phone took the last photos both in landscape and portrait at 1280x720 / 720x1280 resolution. If it has 8mpx why can't I benefit from this res?? who from Nokia had this brilliant idea of taking out the option to select the photo resolution???

I presume you are uploading your photos to Skydrive. The phone automatically reduces the resolution before photos are uploaded. To dwnload your photos at full resolution you need to either connect to pc via usb or change the auto upload settings as follows. Goto settings>backup>photos>best quality (needs wifi)

Photo resolution

Hello all nokia users,
Please give me some advice regarding my problem.
HOW CAN I CHANGE the photo resolution for my Nokia E6? All my photos have a 3264 x 1832. Is to much, the photos are to big.
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Hello.
While using the cammera press the three dots bellow, then settings, then image quality.
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Photo resolution & movies?!

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Photo resolution on new computer

I have noticed that the photo resolution on my new system is much smaller than on my old G4 iBook. The original size of the photos was in 1-2 meg size with great resolution. Now they are 40-50K. When I export them to a digital photo frame they are really poor. What have I done wrong?

Yes
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IDVD slideshow photo resolution

iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.3)
From previous posts, it seems that iDVD photo resolution is always less than viewing a iPhoto slideshow while in that application.
So here is my question:
When I use the option of sharing the photos, iDVD creates a "slideshow" folder with the photos in .JPG,on the DVD. If I copy the folder to my desktop, open, then the resolution is great when viewing on my G5. So if the iDVD app and my verbatim media can create/support these images, why is the iDVD slideshow resolution so poopy?
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OK, but why so lousy even when viewing the DVD using
my G5?
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- you computer monitor has more than 4 times this
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Bonjour Sharing & Photo Resolution

I am trying to share my iPhoto library with other accounts on my home computer (and other users on the home network).
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Yes
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Sony xperia z1s loses photos

Hi, my sony xperia z1s loses photos whenever i take them? please help on how to resolve this because its frustrating taking a whole bunch of photos for them to just disappear in the wind later on!!

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N96 Photo Editor - Edited image won't save

When I open a photo, and select 'Edit' from options, I rotate my photos to the correct composition (as they were taken upside down!) and then from options I select 'Save'. The progress bar appears to indicate the device is processing the change.
However on returning back to the image menu, the photo simply reverts back to how it was before. Which is annoying as with the auto rotate switched on its impossible to look at photos when are upside down!
Am I missing something out or is there a bug in the image editor?
Hope you can help, thanks
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi,
I've just tested this and you are right - it does revert back to displaying the original photo after saving. If you then just click "Back" to return to the menu, you may no see the image depending on which option you selected when you went into "Photos".
The new image won't appear in "Captured items" because it is not an image actually taken with the phone's camera. If you go back to the Photos menu and select "All", your edited image should appear in there.

Editing high resolution photos based on lower ones?

Hi Photoshopper,
I have taken 500 photos (in highest resolution, JPG, each ~5 MBytes) and want to crop them individually. With fewer ones I opened eg 30 at once, made my changes (eg cropping) and exported/saved these images via an action. But this method -- esp. opening the files -- took some time even on a "faster" computer, 16 GB RAM.
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3rd: editing/cropping picture by picture
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Few years ago I tried programs like http://ekot.dk/programmer/JPEGCrops/ or http://people.via.ecp.fr/~remi/soft/rphoto/rphoto_en.php3?lid=317
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mtemp
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Thanks for your tipps and hints.
I tried my above mentioned programs again. But even it's not possible to crop the files losslessly in Photoshop, I opened just for a minute 54 files of the 500 files (276 MB) in Photoshop for doing it "my old way".
And, yes, I am running the 64 bit version (win7/64).
I tried Lightroom some months ago (or years...) for editing raw files. But, "again", the handling of this program was a mistery for me ... hmm...
Maybe I will take a second look at this program... but not now, with these 54 files opened

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Question about photo resolution?

Hi. I've been trying to put a book together in iPhoto. I understand the 'resolution alert' and what it means. So I try to remedy it with the various methods. Smaller books, more photos per page, uncrop photos. I have even gone so far as to give up on the book and try a card or post card. All to no avail. Some photo's are vintage, so I understand. But others are digital and quite new. I rarely get a photo that doesn't get the resolution alert. They can't all be bad, what am I doing or not doing? Any help?

LarryHN wrote:
What is the size of a photo that gets an alert, what is the size of the frame it is placed in and have you zoomed the photo within that frame?
All different sizes. 9 out of 10 photos are getting the 'resolution' alert.
the key is the digital photo size (look in the info window at the lower left - sizes might range from 480x640 to 2448x3264 - or larger) and the size of the frame - and if you have zoomed the photo in the frame
the warning comes at anything below 180 DPI so for a 2" x 3" frame your photo needs to be 360x540 or larger - for a 5" x 7" frame your photo need to be 900x1260 or larger - for a full page print your photo needs to be 1530x1980 or larger.
No. I've done no 'zooming':o) I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be dense. Just new at all of this so don't really know where to look for a lot of this stuff. This sounds possibly helpful to me and I'll look into it further.
With our specific information on the photo's digital dimension and the frame size and zooming, I can only give very general answers like I have
LN
Message was edited by: LarryHN
I know. I appreciate your help Larry. Thank You.

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