Why can't you see everybody's pictures bigger in "recent activity" tab?
I think i might be unfair and skip a good picture just because it's thumbnail is uninteresting. And i don't feel like clicking on everything that turns up there.
Am i the only one thinking this? Thinking that the dashboard format tumblr uses is far far better, for instance?
well I sort of think if you are taking the time to look at the recent photos you could take the extra minute to enlarge a photo...
maybe they are small because there is a limited amount of space , if we have everyone uploading photos all day long thats a LOT of photos and it would mean less photos on one page and therefore, maybe people skip looking at all the photos..
I agree, but I'm wanting larger images in the Browse categories as well. I'm finding that the thumbnails are not a good representation of what an image will look like larger.
Maybe a larger version can come up on a mouse hover?
I agree bigger would be better but at same time I also get the space issue. I know alot of times when I shoot alot my pics take up alot of space on my own computer until I resize or move them to portable.
Bigger photos, great! BUT, this would mean having a lot more scrolling down to do, I follow about 70 people (I know that there are many, many people out there who follow more people than I do) and miss so many wonderful photos as it is.
I don't get the opportunity to log on to 365 every day and I follow a lot of people who only get to do a bulk upload every week or so.
Would it make a change for the better? I'm not so sure.
maybe they are small because there is a limited amount of space , if we have everyone uploading photos all day long thats a LOT of photos and it would mean less photos on one page and therefore, maybe people skip looking at all the photos..
Maybe a larger version can come up on a mouse hover?
I don't get the opportunity to log on to 365 every day and I follow a lot of people who only get to do a bulk upload every week or so.
Would it make a change for the better? I'm not so sure.