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Old 04-23-2017, 12:18 PM   #1  
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Default Why is my photo sharp in Photoshop and blurry when uploaded?
I've been meaning to ask this for ages. I can see that my jpeg is sharp and focused in Photoshop, but then I upload it to my gallery and it loses sharpness.

Is there a specific size that I should be resizing to? Or something else that might be causing this on my end?

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Odds are it's too small. What size is your image?
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I usually resize it down to 500 or 600 pixels wide. Too small?
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Yeah - the bigger the better. My minimum for mine is 650 wide and they don't get blurry. We don't have a size limit so go big
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I'll try that. Thanks, Lydia.
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