Tutorial for uploading photos and video

A left click on a thumbnail gives the full size image (5 and a half inches across)

'Open in new tab' or 'Open in new window' gives a 5 and three quarter image that isn't expandable.  

I've got quite an old laptop, using the latest windows and chrome, it works on my system but maybe some have different set ups?

Repeating photo (done on micro) from another thread to see if the zoom improves the detail.

I zoomed in to 200% and the detail is still good on my system.

200% gave me the clue that you are zooming the screen and not the image. Obviously detail degrades as any image is enlarged.

The aim of enlarging in my original comments was to perhaps read or view minor details on an image.

It could always be downloaded which in turn would allow an image zoom!!!!

Like everything on the forum it's a case of DIY because the site won't.

I use Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 with Edge and IE 11.

Thanks....interesting

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the thumbnails are the right size for viewing on an iphone or similar. Perhaps the young IT folk view the world on such devices!

Meanwhile, photos from external storage ie flckr seem to retain fidelity, unlike those expanded from thumbnails.

Is this a badger?

Brue's photo retains its detail...

As it was first attempt at a picture, I was just pleased it appeared!  

Will need to practice. Posting badger pics.

That was a good first attempt Helen.  With the peony picture I was using a carefully focused photo (the peony is the size of a dinner plate, the one and only flower on a tree peony in our garden, so I wanted a a good close up shot.) I think you did well to capture the badger in broad daylight!

edit I've got pics stored on my computer and a few on my phone, for me, the computer ones seem to work best on here.

Thanks Brue, we hadn't really expected to see a badger on our dog walk. It was hastily taken picture on phone, as we were a bit surprised. Did take a while to work out how to post it too. 

Like brue I also think you did amazingly well to get a picture of a Badger.  They are very difficult to see according to a program I watched on TV earlier this week.  Good to see, thanks for sharing the photo. I find this is a good discussion area to practice on.