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It seems to depend on embedded thumbnail within the JPEG file. When it includes low-resolution thumbnail (ex. 160*120px), Geosetter just displays the low-resolution thumbnail, as you reported. But when the JEPG file includes no thumbnail image, Geosetter makes thumbnail image with "not bad" quality (using the Windows' function?). So, a workaround is to remove low-res thumbnail from the file using some other tool (ex. exiftool), or use editing software that makes good quality thumbnail. Anyway, it is not a Geosetter matter, I think. |
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@mak_kawa: Thanks for the information. |
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@heiko: you can close this issue. |
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My previous comment "it is not a Geosetter matter" is maybe wrong/inadequate. The issue might be solved if Geosetter *always* use/read Windows' thumbnail, instead of embedded Exif thumbnail in JPEG file. |
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If GeoSetter "generates" a pseudo thumbnail if there is none, could it check the resolution and if it is too low, pretend there is no thumbnail and generate one of better quality (maybe with a parameter that says to do it)? |
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