The cover of the book I published has a manipulated image of a clock tower in Midtown Manhattan - where a lot of the story takes place.
That's right, I remember that cover now! Cool!
The higher rez image is twice the pixels-- 1000 x 1500, vs. 500 x 750 for the first one. Depending on how you enlarge the thumbnail on your computer, there will be more detail. For example, you can read the words on that sign there to the left, which says Town of Ocean City / Caroline St. Public Restrooms that are barely discernible on the smaller version.
On my Windows PC, I click on the thumbnail, and the image appears in its own window as big as my screen resolution allows. But if I click on the (+) object superimposed on the image, it goes to full size with scroll bars.
You have a Mac, right? I'd be curious to how this works on one of their machines, for future reference.
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That's right, I remember that cover now! Cool!
The higher rez image is twice the pixels-- 1000 x 1500, vs. 500 x 750 for the first one. Depending on how you enlarge the thumbnail on your computer, there will be more detail. For example, you can read the words on that sign there to the left, which says Town of Ocean City / Caroline St. Public Restrooms that are barely discernible on the smaller version.
On my Windows PC, I click on the thumbnail, and the image appears in its own window as big as my screen resolution allows. But if I click on the (+) object superimposed on the image, it goes to full size with scroll bars.
You have a Mac, right? I'd be curious to how this works on one of their machines, for future reference.
Glad you liked 'em!