Theseus please lower the resolution on the pictures you post. Many of us don't have and can't get very good internet speeds. You should keep them under 1 MB...And a few from Topkapi in Istanbul for Barbary Coast. View attachment 540649
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Good point.Theseus please lower the resolution on the pictures you post. Many of us don't have and can't get very good internet speeds. You should keep them under 1 MB...
I often start with a high resolution large background that I can crop or reduce, as necessary, after the models or characters are set in the scene.The only difference I do notice is when I click to enlarge -
the higher res image is two to three times bigger,
so I can even see into the cells in the background -
that would make it more suitable for a very detailed scene,
but I understand the problem for those with slow internet speeds.
My problem is his are so large the internet connection I have is slow enough the damn thing errors downloading...I often start with a high resolution large background that I can crop or reduce, as necessary, after the models or characters are set in the scene.
Thanks for that advice. I thought that high res would be better for the renders.Good point.
To example this both images.
One in original resolution and one with 1600px (long side). See the difference!
A well worn example of Messa's Premium French quality.The Hill of 100 minus 99?
A well worn example of Messa's Premium French quality.
Only a few traces of using. Sign of quality.Yep, blood stains and lots of nail holes!