Here is one of my opencart website,
https://goo.gl/BEZcjf
We do beautiful high quality thumbnails with flat colors to make the website nice, flat and minimal but it seems Opencart is crushing the images quality so bad, make it look like mud.
How do I set it not to kill my images quality ?
https://goo.gl/BEZcjf
We do beautiful high quality thumbnails with flat colors to make the website nice, flat and minimal but it seems Opencart is crushing the images quality so bad, make it look like mud.
How do I set it not to kill my images quality ?
Well, it's not so easy, to make this work best, considering the different Screen Resolutions used by Visitors.
But I created a List, just to give you some ideas, what happen to your images, depending on Screen Resolutions.
By Example, to present 501x501px images, you created a 900x900px. MASTER, wich will have to be recalculated,
to display in that size, and so looses on Quality, by nature of things. And the 550x550px images have to serve in
different sizes, even blown up to 699x699px., and that's even worse. And such will not add to quality, that's for sure...
Good Luck!
Ernie
But I created a List, just to give you some ideas, what happen to your images, depending on Screen Resolutions.
By Example, to present 501x501px images, you created a 900x900px. MASTER, wich will have to be recalculated,
to display in that size, and so looses on Quality, by nature of things. And the 550x550px images have to serve in
different sizes, even blown up to 699x699px., and that's even worse. And such will not add to quality, that's for sure...
Good Luck!
Ernie
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Image-size:
https://www.qubesys.com/image/cache/catalog/module_icons/awesome_responsive_thumbnail_carousel_op_ext-900x900.jpg
results in:
900px × 900px (scaled to 551px × 551px)
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Image-size:
https://www.qubesys.com/image/cache/catalog/module_icons/awesome_responsive_thumbnail_carousel_op_ext-550x550.jpg
results in:
550px × 550px (scaled to 699px × 699px)
550px × 550px (scaled to 555px × 555px)
550px × 550px (scaled to 345px × 345px)
550px × 550px (scaled to 318px × 318px)
---
Image-size:
https://www.qubesys.com/image/cache/catalog/module_icons/awesome_responsive_thumbnail_carousel_op_ext-74x74.jpg
results in:
74px × 74px
My Github OC Site: https://github.com/IP-CAM
5'200 + FREE OC Extensions, on the World's largest private Github OC Repository Archive Site.
Well, you seem to be a much better Coder than I will ever be, according to that Site,
still, you can't beat the System, as it works by default. It's very important, to set the
image sizes, that they will not have to be 'reworked' too much by the System, but this
requires Time and Testing, there is no way around. And such heavy depends on the
theme used as well, some designers beat themselfs, like in your Theme, by then getting
a broad range of images sizes, even blown-up one's, depending on screen resolutions.
Good Luck!
Ernie
still, you can't beat the System, as it works by default. It's very important, to set the
image sizes, that they will not have to be 'reworked' too much by the System, but this
requires Time and Testing, there is no way around. And such heavy depends on the
theme used as well, some designers beat themselfs, like in your Theme, by then getting
a broad range of images sizes, even blown-up one's, depending on screen resolutions.
Good Luck!
Ernie
My Github OC Site: https://github.com/IP-CAM
5'200 + FREE OC Extensions, on the World's largest private Github OC Repository Archive Site.
Absolutely. They can even use their own image functions, bypassing OpenCart's library altogether.
I would advise testing on the default OC Theme first to see if the problem with image compression is happening there, however, not seen any posts from the masses of others who use OpenCart regarding this, so most likely may be custom theme related.
I would advise testing on the default OC Theme first to see if the problem with image compression is happening there, however, not seen any posts from the masses of others who use OpenCart regarding this, so most likely may be custom theme related.
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