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I'll need to look into that - haven't seen this option surfaced anywhere in the mobile or desktop sites. Edit: I can see it in desktop upload - I must not have
by innes 15y ago
I'll need to look into that - haven't seen this option surfaced anywhere in the mobile or desktop sites.
Edit: I can see it in desktop upload - I must not have used that for a while.
I uploaded a big image as 'high resolution' (actually, you can't select high resolution because the photo is already being uploaded by the time this radio button becomes available for clicking) and facebook shrunk it down to a paltry 720x480. The UI blows it up to larger than this, so it looks more blurry.
The basic uploader has no 'high resolution' option, but didnt shrink the uploaded photo down as much.
- brlewis 15y agoAnd I don't see it in the API documentation: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/photo/ http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/photo/ I checked a 640x434 photo that I'd uploaded via API. As you said, they did recompress it, with a noticeable difference in quality. I had already set a reasonable web compression level. Their recompression reduced it only from 88KB to 84KB.