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Raistlin · 06-08-2005, 18:34

Hi Guys,

Just after a quick bit of advice.

I'm about to start listing my comic collection on eBay (it's about time the whole lot went

) and I'm scanning in the covers.

At the moment they seem to be scanning in at about 300+ K, is this too big for an image file on an eBay listing?

I've been looking at some other auctions, some are about 70+ K and others I've seen are about 250+ K.

Anybody got any thoughts? Should I be resizing them, or scanning at a lower res? At the moment they're going in at 72dpi.

I've included an example image below so you can get an idea of what sort of thing I'm scanning (and how the scans look).

Cheers.

06-08-2005, 18:34	#1
Raistlin Inactive Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: There's no place like 127.0.0.1 Services: Depends on the person and the price they're offering Posts: 12,384	eBay Picture Sizes Hi Guys, Just after a quick bit of advice. I'm about to start listing my comic collection on eBay (it's about time the whole lot went ) and I'm scanning in the covers. At the moment they seem to be scanning in at about 300+ K, is this too big for an image file on an eBay listing? I've been looking at some other auctions, some are about 70+ K and others I've seen are about 250+ K. Anybody got any thoughts? Should I be resizing them, or scanning at a lower res? At the moment they're going in at 72dpi. I've included an example image below so you can get an idea of what sort of thing I'm scanning (and how the scans look). Cheers.