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Originally Posted by webcosmo
I am not a php coder. with .net you can specify quality percentage while performing resize. isnt there anything like that with PHP?
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There is, but I've already got it set to 100.
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Originally Posted by Bob Barr
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Have you tried using different thumbnail sizes? (If you can.) There may be a tradeoff between smaller sizes and image quality that you can adjust to get better results.
Since there's pixellation visible in the thumbnail, the resizing appears to be recreating the thumbnail accurately. Using a larger thumbnail may get you more acceptable results.
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I may have to end up trying that. I'm not entierly happy with the larger image either, though.
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Originally Posted by smileverse
I don't to do it in the programming but i do have an idea for this issue i.e. you can decrease the quality of the original picture in the photoshop (not size, just the quality) and then you can put the image and see the thumbnail, this may help you.
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That'll work fine for me, but the form will eventually be used for users to upload images of their own, and I'd rather not make them have to mess with the image.
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Originally Posted by J. H. Rasmussen
Try using imagecopyresampled() instead of imagecopyresized().
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Ahah! I thought there was an alternative but I couldn't remember what it was. Thanks, I'll try that.