2) Navigate to your album

3) Click the link: Edit Album

4) Select step #3 tags and thumbnail

5) Select your thumbnail and click save.

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Log in to your FotoVisura Account. You will need a ‘Standard’ Storage Account.

Enter the FotoVisura Grant: http://fotovs.com/enter-the-grant

Enter the FotoVisura Student Grant: http://fotovs.com/enter-the-student-grant

Step Two.

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Step Three.

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When changing the size of your images for the web it is important to know that web browsers render the Pixel Dimensions and not Document Size, Resolution, Pixel/inch or DPI.

*DPI or Dots Per Inch is a common term that refers to Resolution and Pixels/Inch

….your browser displays both images at same size.

Most likely your images are using the Adobe 1998 Color Profile (or an equivalent), this is a wide gamut profile that creates a high quality image with many tonalities. It is intended for use in printing and displaying images on high-end computer monitors or displays. This profile is not supported on the majority of web browsers (only Firefox) and results in a larger file size.

When you upload your images to FotoVisura.com, the site automatically converts them to sRGB to ensure a standard view across all platforms, and to maximize performance with smaller file size. If your images are set to Adobe 1998, this ‘straight’ conversion will create a hue shift similar to viewing Adobe 1998 on a non-compatible browser.

But my images look good when I upload them to my website! Why is this?
Brief explanation: If you upload images set to a wide gamut profile, like Adobe 1998, and view them using Firefox, they will look as they should. However, all those not using Firefox will see the dramatic shift you are now experiencing. With the correct setup your images will look as you want them across all browsers.

As this is only a very brief explanation we highly recommend you read up on Color Management, good stuff to know these days.

How do I fix this problem?
We recommend exporting your web images as sRGB and then adjusting their tonality to meet your needs – this will ensure a standard view across the web.

The example below
In the top image you can see where to view your Color Profile settings. In the second image you can see that the image is in fact set to Adobe 1998 – notice the color hue and saturation of the towel. In the third image the image has been converted to sRGB, but has not yet been color corrected to regain the lost hue and saturation.

(Color Profile: adobe 1998)

(Color Profile: adobe 1998)

(Color Profile: sRGB)

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Further Reading

To be more specific, file size is mainly a product of color density and dimension. 90% of all browsers only display a limited color range (equivalent to an sRGB color space) – when an image is uploaded it is processed to match this color range and standardizes the relative Height and Width dimensions to display files that match the exact output very closely.

How to Connect with another program:
Navigate to a the program’s profile page or any album they have published—click the link to Connect to: User

How to join manager your FV-Community
Navigate to your Control Panel >> My FV-Community
From here you can:
Send a message
View their profile
Remove a user from your FV-Community

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How to Sort Media:

How to sort photos from FV on Vimeo.