Item: Shortland Street
Language: en-US
Type of Problem: Duplicate
Extra Details: Please remove this image backdrop uploaded by TheTVDB Bot. I have uploaded this image backdrop duplicate which is larger/higher quality.
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Contestado por SimonV
el 24 de noviembre de 2018 a las 13:29
Hello tmdb24407783,
Actually I find that the backdrop you uploaded has poor quality. It looks like you blown up the original TheTVDB Bot image increasing the resolution but also amplifying the image artefacts.
A higher resolution does not always means better quality as it is written in the contribution Bible:
Simon
Contestado por tmdb24407783
el 24 de noviembre de 2018 a las 13:32
Really? Mmm...that's weird. I'mma check this real quick and get back to you, if you don't mind....
Contestado por tmdb24407783
el 24 de noviembre de 2018 a las 13:54
Mmm, yeah, I didn't blow up the original image, but I have found the source and I don't think its a trustworthy image source. However, I think I decided to upload it anyway because I thought my image still looked higher quality (edit: while also being larger in size) to me
Am I assessing images incorrectly? When compared side by side (my image is on the left, and TheTVDB Bot's image is on the right), and zoomed in to make objects (i.e. faces) appear similar in size, my image looks (to me) smoother/less pixellated (higher quality). Am I using the wrong program? Should I not be using Paint?
Also, notice how there seems to be a smudging or a loss of data or something happening to TheTVDB's image on the right collar of that guy's shirt. The guideline I go by, and correct me if this is a bad guideline, is, if an image is higher quality (when compared by zooming in to make objects similar in size) AND larger in size, then that image is the better image to use.
Edit: Now, thinking about it, my guideline isn't quite the same as "Instead, try to find the best size/quality ratio". (TheTVDB Bot's image is probably the higher size/quality ratio image). Do you have a better suggestion for a method to compare and assess which image has the best size/quality ratio (using Paint)? Or should I use another program?
Contestado por SimonV
el 24 de noviembre de 2018 a las 15:12
In fact your comparison method is not fair. As they do not have the same resolution you cannot compare them with the same size on the screen.
On your screen capture, you zoomed the TheTVDB Bot image at about x11 and your image at x7.5, this is why the one with the lower resolution looks more pixelated.
Here I zoomed both imaged at x3 (300%) (your image on top). You can see that the artefacts are present in both images but a little more obvious in your version. I hope this clarifies what I meant by "poor quality".![relaxed](/assets/emojis/v8/263a.svg)
Contestado por tmdb24407783
el 7 de diciembre de 2018 a las 01:30
That means my image should be removed right?