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Not urgent, minor issue, but I think the quality of the card image should be better when enlarged. As it stands they are a little "hazy" / not-quite-sharp. If this is a tricky fix or would slow down the site significantly, forget it. Here's an example:
@jkotin that image looks clear to me. Can you share a screenshot and also document what device or screen size you're using when you see this? Two main things that are relevant: whether or not you're on a retina-style screen (in which case you get a 2x image) and how wide your browser screen or device is.
@rlskoeser -- I'm on MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2019) -- I usually use Firefox or Safari. Here's a screenshot. I may be noticing
the issue, in part, because I'm used to looking at the actual cards and the digitized cards in the finding aid. To my eyes, the enlarged cards lack definition, sharpness.
@jkotin, @rlskoeser and I conversed on this and I tested it this morning.
I looked at the exact same page you have above live from the site using my macbook 15in 2019 retina display and it exactly matches your screenshot. Here it is:
However, when I also looked your screenshot and my live version on my monitor (Dell), my live version is slightly sharper. Here it is: (might be hard to tell the difference as it's a small difference)
Note: I did the test on all browsers (FF, Chrome, and Safari)
This being said, I think it makes sense to increase the image quality.
Not urgent, minor issue, but I think the quality of the card image should be better when enlarged. As it stands they are a little "hazy" / not-quite-sharp. If this is a tricky fix or would slow down the site significantly, forget it. Here's an example:
https://shakespeareandco.princeton.edu/members/dalsace/cards/4e22c3aa-eca5-4f3a-8ca2-f60590183995/#zoom
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