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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi. i am having trouble getting a photo to upload to my profile. it is 500 x 400 pixels and 43 mb. when i try to upload, i keep getting the message that it failed. does anyone have any suggestions?

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What I usually do is resize them for Rennlist. The basic rule is rather simple. For web viewing, never bother sizing them with more than 72 dpi. I routinely resize to 72 DPI, and then make them about 11.5 to 14 inches wide. I then save them as a jpg and allow the jpg compression routine reduce them to about 250kb. Then, I pick them from my hard drive and let the system (Rennlist) do its thing.

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