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1680x1050 is very very popular, as a lot of people (including me) use 22" Widescreens in these times... other popular resolutions are 1280x1024 for the usual 17-19" TFTs, and for bigger 4:3's there is 1600x1200....
i think it shoudnt be a problem to make wallpapers in 4:3 and 16:10, and for each make at least the biggest one (1600x1200 & 1680x1050 (->or even the other one, 1920xsomething??))! Everybody should be able to scale an image down...
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well, for my laptop 1280x800 and for my desktop 1280x1024
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1680x1050 is very very popular, as a lot of people (including me) use 22" Widescreens in these times... other popular resolutions are 1280x1024 for the usual 17-19" TFTs, and for bigger 4:3's there is 1600x1200....
i think it shoudnt be a problem to make wallpapers in 4:3 and 16:10, and for each make at least the biggest one (1600x1200 & 1680x1050 (->or even the other one, 1920xsomething??))! Everybody should be able to scale an image down...
Was about to say that, just make a 16:10, 16:9 and 4:3 in the highest resolutions, scaling down is no prob.
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It hadn't occurred to me, but most people don't use 1024x768 anymore... What resolutions would people like to see for future work?
1024x768 so it fits my laptop screen
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2560x1600 (or SVG)
Then everyone can use it and just crop resize it to their needs.
I really hate it when I find a nice wallpaper and the resulution is smaller than my screen.
BTW: this is not a brag post, my largest screen is just 1600x1200.
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I have 3 PCs,so:
1. 1024x768
2. 1280x800 (laptop)
3. 1920x1200
I agree with lessthanjake, big wallpaper resolutions can leave everyone satisfied..
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do them at 2560x1600 or greater; you'll be future-proofing great work as and when wall-sized monitor wallpaper eventually makes it into our homes
pre-empt the future
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1440 x 900 for my laptop
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1280x1024 for my PC.
However, I agree with lessthanjake, people should just make 'em big, so we can crop & resize.
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3360 * 1050 (a)
But just 1680 * 1050 is fine.
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2560x1600 is the best and you shoud use it.
1900x1200 is ok too coz you can use it in 1600x1200 (whitch is minimum btw)
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I will 2nd 1680x1050
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For 4:3 screens, 1600x1200
For Widescreen: 1680x1050
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1600*1200
I have a 1280*1024, and the larger resolution looks very crisp.
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1280x1024 is actually 5:4, not 4:3, so you should probably make a special copy for that resolution. Other than that, just make large 4:3 and 16:9 copies and let them scale down.
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desktop1: 16:10 1680x1050
TV: 16:9 1366x768
laptop: 4:3 1024x768
desktop2-3: 5:4 1280x1024
Four different aspect ratios on 5 computers... heh
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mienensuchkind wrote:1680x1050 is very very popular, as a lot of people (including me) use 22" Widescreens in these times... other popular resolutions are 1280x1024 for the usual 17-19" TFTs, and for bigger 4:3's there is 1600x1200....
i think it shoudnt be a problem to make wallpapers in 4:3 and 16:10, and for each make at least the biggest one (1600x1200 & 1680x1050 (->or even the other one, 1920xsomething??))! Everybody should be able to scale an image down...
Was about to say that, just make a 16:10, 16:9 and 4:3 in the highest resolutions, scaling down is no prob.
That's a good idea.
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1680x1050
1920x1200
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1920x1200
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80x25
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SVGs for 5:4, 4:3, 16:10, and 16:9 would be ideal, but since that's not always practical:
+1 1280x800
+1 1680x1050
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