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Seejake's profile on WallpaperFusion.com
I've uploaded a few photos. all of my photos are very good resolution or at least i think they are and Many are the same when it comes to aspect ratios. Yet some of them get a 2 monitor rating and only one got a 3 monitor rating, but i can't see the difference in the Photos as to why one got one rating and the other got the other rating? can someone shed some light on this for me? what to look out for, what to make sure your photos include? or even where to find this information so i don't have to bug all of you guys?
Jake
Jul 29, 2022  • #1
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Matt Sully (BFS)
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The aspect ratio of the photo is what sets the number of monitors (horizontally and vertically) appropriate to the image. Each increment of 1680 in width will set an additional number of H monitors. For example, if an image has a width of 5,040px, (1680x3), then it is labeled for use of up to 3 monitors. There are other factors as well, but that's the gist of it.
Aug 2, 2022  • #2
Seejake's profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Thanks for the infor I'll keep that in mind when i'm posting. So just to be clear it has to be at least 5040 X 1680? Again thanks for you info on this it helped alot:)
Jake
Aug 3, 2022  • #3
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Matt Sully (BFS)
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The 1680 is the width in pixels which sets the horizontal number of monitors. With each increase of 1680 pixels, it will consider the image appropriate for another horizontal monitor, so 3,360 pixels is good for two monitors, 5,040 for three, and so on. Keep those great images coming! ;)
Aug 11, 2022  • #4
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