I tried to upload a full-resolution, JPEG Normal D7100 picture (between 6 and 7 MB) to my gallery and couldn't.  Even though I was below the 20 MB limit, I suppose I exceeded some other pixel quantity standard.Since 24MP cameras are so common, it makes no sense to me that DPReview is so stingy to not allow a full-resolution D7100 picture to be uploaded, even though it is not the maximum MP such a picture could be.  As far as I know, uploading to the DPReview gallery is the easiest way our able moderator Mako can access a picture to investigate technical questions.I know I perhaps am not in the right forum to make this complaint, but I feel other fellow Nikonians with 24MP or more cameras should be aware of this issue.  I don't want to spend processing time downsizing my pictures.

NikonMan09 wrote:I tried to upload a full-resolution, JPEG Normal D7100 picture (between 6 and 7 MB) to my gallery and couldn't. Even though I was below the 20 MB limit, I suppose I exceeded some other pixel quantity standard.Problem is not the file being over 20mp but the dimensions being over 20MP. You have to crop or resize so that lenght x width is less than 20,000,000 (20.00MP)For example 5475x3650 (19,983,750=19.98 MP) is the highest possible resolution (to upload) with a 3:2 aspect ratio.Since 24MP cameras are so common, it makes no sense to me that DPReview is so stingy to not allow a full-resolution D7100 picture to be uploaded, even though it is not the maximum MP such a picture could be. As far as I know, uploading to the DPReview gallery is the easiest way our able moderator Mako can access a picture to investigate technical questions.If you want all the EXIF data intact...use ViewNX2 to crop the image below 20.00mp and then upload.I know I perhaps am not in the right forum to make this complaint, but I feel other fellow Nikonians with 24MP or more cameras should be aware of this issue. I don't want to spend processing time downsizing my pictures.I think they are working on it but the solution (not sure) is harder to implement than we think.

Mako2011 wrote:Mako,Thank you for the informative response.  I believe I now how to use ViewNX2 to do what you recommended above.I believe that I will continue to post my pictures from my Flickr site in the same manner I did before DPReview adopted the galleries.  If there is a picture I would want one like you or others to investigate further, I will include a link whereby the full-size version can be downloaded.Thanks again!