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02 index
03 introduction
04 summary
05 resources
06 personal
07 skills
08 relations
09 marketing
10 corespondents
11 chances
12 threats
13 powers
14 weaknesses
15 instruments
16 product
17 price
18 place
19 promotion
20 target group
21 position
22 budget
23 financing
24 profit
25 costs
26 implementation
27 end test

Thursday, March 31, 2005

Viewing images

I was having an interesting thought about the way I view sideshows and photos. If the thumbnail is bigger as 200 px width we can reasonably view images and know what they look like. I would not call it a nice way to compliment the artist and it's not a nice first impression of the work to say the least. Some even use a 100px preview because that still gives the impression you really know what your looking at. I do think this stops being reasonable at 200px even I keep thinking that I have seen the image before. But looking at it in full screen is like a whole different shot of it.

I view the photo's I've taken in different sizes and the smallest features make the best photo's. So the best pictures I made look horrible in thumbnail format. I had a lot of though on the subject on how to trick that subconscious of ours into thinking the image has not been seen.


I made the preview thumb so small it didn't show a lot more as the 3 main colors, this actually worked but sucked about as much. I now created something new! I think it's awesome! This shows the image and almost makes me angry they are all out of focus, but this actually pays off in load time 400% ! And the joke is back on the subconscious ha-ha. Expecting something like "clicking the image now but it makes me mad" going on deep down in the scull.

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