korkus2000
msg:1586204 | 2:38 pm on Dec 6, 2002 (gmt 0) |
What format is it? Sounds like a pallet issue in gif or png.
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Nick_W
msg:1586205 | 2:41 pm on Dec 6, 2002 (gmt 0) |
This is what 'file' gives me... | logo.jpg: JPEG image data 0.100, thumbnail 255x219, 0 x 0 |
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Nick
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tedster
msg:1586206 | 8:13 pm on Dec 6, 2002 (gmt 0) |
I've seen similar problems, often when different platforms are used for the creation of the graphic and the final display. I understand there are actually several types of JPEG data formats - most of which are not commonly used and Baseline or Progressive being the most common. But it's possible, depending on the software used to create/save the image that an odd data format crept in that Opera is choking on. I'd suggest opening in an image editing program and then doing a Save As. You'll have a struggle here because of not introducing visible compression artifacts. If you have access to Adobe PhotoShop with ImageReady, then try Save for the Web, instead of SaveAs - the algos in there will help a lot. In a worst case scenario, I'd open the graphic in Moz, do a screen capture, and create an entirely new image file from that captured data.
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SethCall
msg:1586207 | 8:45 pm on Dec 6, 2002 (gmt 0) |
save it in Gimp with 100% quality. I have never had that problem using the Gimp. (which is of course the coolest graphics program anyway :) )
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Nick_W
msg:1586208 | 8:48 pm on Dec 6, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Thanks everyone, turned out to be a memory problem. Or at least, that's what it looks like. Damn file was about 5megs! -- Reducing filsize got it on the straight and narrow ;) Nick
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GuanoLad
msg:1586209 | 1:20 pm on Dec 7, 2002 (gmt 0) |
It could've been something to do with how it was compressed, the bloated filesize suggesting an overabundance of information included with the file.
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Xemoka
msg:1586210 | 4:56 am on Dec 11, 2002 (gmt 0) |
some oddity that i thought i'd mention (oh yes.. i am looking back into the forums.. i found this place by... oh thats another story...) some browsers such as moz (i'm not so sure about opera.. i've only been using it again for a while (woo 7) and i havn't tested it) don't like jpeg files that were saved as CMYK format, A) they are larger B) they seem to be encoded different.. i noticed this after playing around iwht an art piece then saving it and wondering why i couldn't view it in my browser after uploading... looked at all the settings then noticed cmyk and changed it.. it worked.. so there is a tidbit to know...
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