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Bigger Images, Retina Support, and Better Image Quality

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Bigger, Customizable Image Sizes

Want bigger images? Go to your new “Settings > Image Settings” page and set your size limits to whatever you like. Our previous limit was around 1100x675px, but now you can go as big as 1800x1200, filling up the entire screen of almost every size monitor.

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Retina Support

Bigger images mean higher resolution, especially for smaller screens like the Retina MacBook Pro. Using our largest image settings now means images are 2x the resolution on the 13“ MBP and at least 1.7x resolution on the 15”. Images appear much more crisp, just as they should on Retina devices.

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Resizable & Adjustable Thumbnails

Now you can change the size and spacing between the thumbnails on your website, to create a wide array of different looks. Want huge thumbnails? Just go to the design editor, right click, and make them bigger.

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Improved Image Quality

Yet again we’ve improved image quality. This time, by using new resampling algorithms that better-retain edge sharpness without also exaggerating unwanted detail. The result is crisper edges and less noise in your images.

Other Stuff

  • “Tiles” thumbnail galleries now automatically center themselves on the page, if the rest of your site is centered.
  • You can now click to navigate to the next image in sideways-scrolling galleries.
  • Emails sent via contact forms now include the sender’s IP address, to offer some accountability to those looking to send anonymous messages.
  • The design editor now saves page location when the browser is refreshed.
  • Fixed a bug that caused images to be cut off at the bottom on smaller screens.
  • Collage pages now skip images from password-protected galleries and hidden galleries.
  • Updated HTML editor to fix cursor position problem with newest version of Google Chrome.