Inline Photos Not Expanding?

What resolution display are you using? The screenshot below is taken at a resolution of 1280×800 which is usually the minimum resolution for desktops and laptops. Most are usually 1080p now (MacBook Air, go away...).

You can still download the full resolution image in the right sidebar (#2).


1280×800

There is a bit less resolution in both horizontal and vertical directions, but I feel the increase in font size and legibility, addition of the filmstrip at the bottom, and EXIF on the right make up for it (when the full resolution image is still just one click away).

The filmstrip is especially useful when someone shares a lot of images. Have a try: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/55994944

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Richard
dpreview.com

I see his point, but I personally like the new layout.

We will all get used to it, but you are not offering anything new to justify the change. I preferred the old layout.

Ian

Richard Shih said:

What resolution display are you using? The screenshot below is taken at a resolution of 1280×800 which is usually the minimum resolution for desktops and laptops. Most are usually 1080p now (MacBook Air, go away...).

You can still download the full resolution image in the right sidebar (#2).


1280×800

There is a bit less resolution in both horizontal and vertical directions, but I feel the increase in font size and legibility, addition of the filmstrip at the bottom, and EXIF on the right make up for it (when the full resolution image is still just one click away).

The filmstrip is especially useful when someone shares a lot of images. Have a try: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/55994944

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You are right, and I was kind of wrong. I did not realize that "Download JPEG" meant "View Original". It doesn't actually do a download (which indeed you can still do by right-clicking on the displayed Original).

It would have helped if the change had been explained.

Would be even better if the info panel could be hidden.

D Cox said:

Richard Shih said:

What resolution display are you using? The screenshot below is taken at a resolution of 1280×800 which is usually the minimum resolution for desktops and laptops. Most are usually 1080p now (MacBook Air, go away...).

You can still download the full resolution image in the right sidebar (#2).


1280×800

There is a bit less resolution in both horizontal and vertical directions, but I feel the increase in font size and legibility, addition of the filmstrip at the bottom, and EXIF on the right make up for it (when the full resolution image is still just one click away).

The filmstrip is especially useful when someone shares a lot of images. Have a try: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/55994944

Click to expand...

You are right, and I was kind of wrong. I did not realize that "Download JPEG" meant "View Original". It doesn't actually do a download (which indeed you can still do by right-clicking on the displayed Original).

It would have helped if the change had been explained.

Click to expand...

Actually it *is* downloaded so that you can view it. You cannot view it unless it downloads to your computer. The right click merely allows you to save it.

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Olga

Can't please everyone, but I'm pleased with it.

I also thought this might somehow link to a upgrade with the user galleries. Not to be ungrateful, but is there anything anticipated in the way of that coming out of beta and possibly offering subscriptions? It's been a peeve of mine for years, though a very low level one (there's so many hosting sites as it is).

Bob Tullis said:

Can't please everyone, but I'm pleased with it.

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Yea, I kind of like it too.

If there's any tweaking still due on this, could you also look into using arrow keys to move from one image to the next when multiple images are involved?

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Bob Tullis said:

If there's any tweaking still due on this, could you also look into using arrow keys to move from one image to the next when multiple images are involved?

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...Bob, NYC

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Also, can the panel to the right of the image be minimized, rather than having it take up screen real estate 100% of the time?

-J