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[Nyx Corvinus]

Today, 50 L for an image, i ever paid 10 L any image Second Life Congratulations!!!!! every time I start going in again it makes me lose the desire again

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PS I add that taking a photo for the inventory was free, today they ask me 10 L, how disgusting!

[Scylla Rhiadra]

8 minutes ago, Nyx Corvinus said:

Today, 50 L for an image, i ever paid 10 L any image Second Life Congratulations!!!!! every time I start going in again it makes me lose the desire again

💩

PS I add that taking a photo for the inventory was free, today they ask me 10 L, how disgusting!

Saving an image into your inventory has always cost L$10, or at least for as long as I can remember.

The higher cost is for 2k images. You should still be able to upload a 1k image for L$10.

[Dorientje Woller]

7 hours ago, Nyx Corvinus said:

Today, 50 L for an image, i ever paid 10 L any image Second Life Congratulations!!!!! every time I start going in again it makes me lose the desire again

💩

PS I add that taking a photo for the inventory was free, today they ask me 10 L, how disgusting!

That's why most of us are using Gyazo, instagram and other photosharing sites. 

[Bubblesort Triskaidekaphobia]

7 hours ago, Nyx Corvinus said:

Today, 50 L for an image, i ever paid 10 L any image Second Life Congratulations!!!!! every time I start going in again it makes me lose the desire again

💩

PS I add that taking a photo for the inventory was free, today they ask me 10 L, how disgusting!

If you don't think an image at higher resolution is worth 40L, you have never done cartography before.  It's almost impossible to make anything with legible print, without creating a multi-face mesh surface to put multiple 1k textures on.  2k helps a lot with that.  I still think 2k textures will make the lag insufferable, but as a cartographer, I do appreciate 2k textures.

[AmeliaJ08]

If you don't want to pay the higher price don't upload large images that cost the higher price.

Edited September 28 by AmeliaJ08

[Salt Peppermint]

You need to make sure to downsize your images to 1024 before upload. Before the viewer would do that for you but now you have a choice to upload 2048 images as well. So if you want to keep the cost at 10LS, you still can just downsize to 1024 

[Rowan Amore]

The issue is, I normally take pictures fairly large and save to disk.  When I change to Save to Inventory, it now shows the 40L charge unless you go back to save to disk and choose a smaller size.  Then it will save to inventory for 10L.  

Without changing the Save to Disk size...

Change the size...

Then it will show the 10L upload fee again...