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06/09/2016 1:38 am
Question about Legacy Auctions...
The question pertains to the photo sizing. I keep mine small, similar in size to what I post here on the forum. And 99% of the time I can post my auctions. But, occasionally I get a warning note telling me that my photos are too large and this prevents me from posting it or I can post but, the photos do not show. So today I checked out the other post on the Legacy auctions board and the photo was huge. So big that you have to use the scroll feature to view the whole thing. I'm not saying that I want to post photos this big but, why do they allow for some and not others?
And I thought the posting was all automated, only because it only takes a few moments to post each auction lot. If it is automated, then maybe they want to check their program.
06/09/2016 7:29 am
I'd like to know as well, since I haven't posted any photos ever and I have several cars that I would like to put up on auction.
06/09/2016 10:47 am
A smaller size photo would be preferred. I use Microsoft Picure Manager.
Here are the instruction for reviews and should be followed for all picture posting...
MAKE SURE THAT THE IMAGE YOU UPLOAD IS SIZED FOR THE USE.
IMAGES SHOULD BE IN .JPG, .GIF, or .PNG FORMAT AND NO LARGER THAN 100-125K
If horizontally oriented image, max horizontal size is 750 pixels. If vertically oriented image (taller than wider), max vertical size is 650 pixels.
06/09/2016 11:18 am
The maximum size is normally 750 pixels
06/09/2016 3:01 pm
and 650 for a vertical oriented pic.