1. Challenges with Resolution 3 Main reasons resulting in Low Res, Poor Quality Images

2. 1. Shot on Low Res New cameras DEFAULT to a Lower Resolution on Purpose – Most cameras come with a limited amount of internal memory. So, the manufacture sets the resolution to Medium to allow for a lower amount of memory to be used so more pictures can be stored on the “starter” memory card or the internal memory.

3. 2. Transferred downsizing Many email and photo websites will DOWNSIZE your image to a low size. – GENERALLY, you can not UPLOAD to Flickr, FaceBook, etc. and then redownload. When you download from a site, even if it is your photo, it will generally be smaller, sometimes ¼ or 1/8 the size. When you email, many times the email handler will resize the image

4. 3. Uploading to Walgreens One person, after another, keeps dropping the ball on this.

5. 3. Uploading to Walgreens

7. One way to solve the problem is to use Basic Upload BUT…there may be another problem

8. 3. Uploading to Walgreens Notice the file size? 83k???? Should be a 500k+ or there is something wrong! BIGGER is better! The key is with THIS image, it should have never been uploaded. Notice the W? That means I had shrunk it for a website.

9. Uploading Files is TRICKY The source file could be the challenge. You should be sending the ORIGNAL Resolution. The size of the file is NOT the only indicator…look at dimensions.