i730 wallpaper size?

No matter what size I try the image looks stretched. 130x130, 130x127,
130x124, 127x127.

I've tried all of these and the image looks skinny.

I'm using Photoshop Elements to convert to GIF using the save for web
command.

The image looks great on my computer screen.

But on the phone it looks squished - makes people look a little too thin.

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admin too wrote:
> No matter what size I try the image looks stretched. 130x130, 130x127,
> 130x124, 127x127.
>
> I've tried all of these and the image looks skinny.
>
> I'm using Photoshop Elements to convert to GIF using the save for web
> command.
>
> The image looks great on my computer screen.
>
> But on the phone it looks squished - makes people look a little too thin.
>
>
130x130 is the resolution of the screen...anything smaller would start
at the upper left corner and wrap around.

I use photoshop also I make them 130wide x 125-127 and they look great on my phone

Maybe u can tell me if u have connection poroblems, because I have a heck of a time keeping phone connected to upload anything?

I use photoshop also I make them 130wide x 125-127 and they look great on my phone

Maybe u can tell me if u have connection poroblems, because I have a heck of a time keeping phone connected to upload anything?

I use photoshop also I make them 130wide x 125-127 and they look great on my phone

Maybe u can tell me if u have connection poroblems, because I have a heck of a time keeping phone connected to upload anything?

I thought that if you convert your pictures to a 130x130 size,you wouldn`t
have a problem with the byte size.

I thought that if you convert your pictures to a 130x130 size,you wouldn`t
have a problem with the byte size.

I thought that if you convert your pictures to a 130x130 size,you wouldn`t
have a problem with the byte size.

"Gilberto A Rivera" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I thought that if you convert your pictures to a 130x130 size,you wouldn`t
> have a problem with the byte size.

Depends on the content, light or dark.