2012-10-16, 20:19
(2012-10-15, 15:27)Goofy2 Wrote:(2012-10-11, 14:10)popcornmix Wrote:(2012-10-11, 10:22)johnnyvd Wrote: but what i meant was that my digital photographs in the pictures sections are shown blurry when i want to watch them. I do not mean the thumbnails (which i also do not auto-generate by the way).
The strange thing is that *sometimes* (once in a hundred) a picture gets shown right.. It seems that this depends on the size of the pictures (pixels).
The pictures is shot with my 450D (12MP) show blurry while the ones i took with my old IXUS 400 (4MP) are ok..
Okay, higher resolution photos shouldn't be more blurry, although possibly the high MP photos are hitting some memory limit and being downsized.
Post a link to a photo that is appearing blurry, and I'll look into it.
I just tested r12080 and the slideshow still suffer with blurry pictures. I found one image which is displayed both correctly and blurry. Log on http://sprunge.us/VbIi includes just 6 attempts of viewing the same picture with these results:
1st and 2nd: were ok
3 and 4: were blurry
5 and 6: were ok
I'll send you the picture link via PM.
I just tried R12089 and I don't see any blurry photos but there are still major issues with aspect ratios. I have a batch of 4:3 photos and when viewed individually most, but not all landscape oriented photos are displayed correctly (at 4:3), while those that aren't are diplayed slightly narrower. Most but not all portrait oriented photos are displayed stretched widthwise so that they appear square on screen with just a small few showing correctly.
When the photos are displayed in a slideshow (with pan & zoom turned off) they are displayed completely differently. Landscape photos are either stretched to fill the screen (16:9) or displayed correctly, or slightly shrunk widthwise. Portrait photos are either stretched so that they appear square or are displayed correctly.
John
