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Every account includes free
superzoom
auction pictures.
Do more with less!
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Did you know that eBay fees are often on sale?
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About JPEG compression |
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If you send or receive pictures by e-mail or have a digital camera, you’ve heard about various picture file formats like JPEG, and GIF.
Because GIF images are limited to 256 colors, they are generally not
adequate for selling on eBay.
Let’s delve into the properties of JPEG so you can better work with and display your photographs.
Compression is a technology that reduces the size of a file. Uncompressed photos are very large data files. Various methods of compression are used to make the files smaller so they can be transmitted over the Internet more quickly and stored using less space. Lossless compression doesn’t lose any image data, while lossy compression results in the loss of image data every time the image is saved.
There is a big difference.
JPEG is a "lossy" compression scheme; that is, quality is lost in the compression. The more compression one uses, the more degradation occurs in the image. The usual approach of web designers or engineers who use JPEG is to find a balance point where good savings have been achieved in file size (for efficient internet transmission or digital storage), but sufficient image quality has been maintained for the application at hand.
JPEG, although the most common format used in digital cameras, uses lossy compression. That means that every time you save the file the picture quality degrades. Although the degradation is minor, multiple saves can result in a noticeable loss of quality. If you use your photo program to lighten the photo one day, then decide to crop it the next day, then go back and add more contrast, the photo has been saved at least three times, and will not be as clear and crisp as the original. Once the photo quality has been lost, the original quality cannot be restored.
AAA Seller delivers rock solid, high-quality picture hosting for your eBay images.
- Simple Drag-and-Drop picture upload utility – upload entire folders all at once
- Rotate and arrange your images using point and click
- Create real thumbnails from your uploaded pics, automatically
- Superzoom technology lets e-tailers and eBay sellers easily upload pictures so users can download them and zoom in on rich detail
- The AAA Seller pan and zoom-enabled picture listing software improves ad presentation and brings in higher bids
The free trial will give you access.
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