Problem - 1280x768 resolution

I have a HP pavilion laptop (I know, I made a mistake when I bought it). Anyway, the resolution is 1280x768, and frankly, I'm getting sick of it. I've never come across a wallpaper that actually fit, and cropping all of them and losing half of the walls is bothering me. I doubt anyone will listen, but when you guys release walls, could you go to the trouble of adding a 1280x768 one in the pack? Surely there are some other people running the same resolution.

Thanks,

Reed

#374054

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=1280x768&sa=N&tab=wi

(also, 1920x1200 is a close ratio, so you might want to download desktop pictures in that resolution ;))

#374056

1280x768 is quite unheard of on my part...

#374059

Wow, HP really knows how to pick obscure ratios, don't they?

BTW, if you don't have the Safe search checked in Google, definitely NSFW on that link Lou. ;)

#374060

it happen the same thing to me when I switch years ago to a laptop with a widescreen resolution (1280x800) back then (2003) I had the same problem. The software that helped me (and still does) was irfanview ( http://www.irfanview.com), this app has a really cool feature, you can resize (Ctrl+R) the picture to the resolution you like and you don't need to save the file for that, then when it's resized (1280xwhatever) you select "set as background centered" (Ctrl+Shift+c) or tiled (Ctrl+Shift+t) and that works for most of the walls, after that you close irfanview, the wall remains in it's original resolution. When the wall doesn't look right tiled or centered I modify it using Photoshop.

#374112

Photoshop is everyone's best friend... give it a try

#374186

Does this look like a General Discussion subject to you? It doesn't to me

Call me a cranky geek...

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#374194

caedes.net has TONS of wallpapers in that size.

I have a monitor on my older computer that's that size, and I use some of those walls.

#374230

I love Caedes! Didn't know anyone else here knew of it :).

-NC

#374233

thanks guys - However, I know how to change the resolutions, and crop them, and whatnot, It's just a pain. We all know how long photoshop takes to open up. And, you lose portions of the walls no matter what.

@sean.fletcher - thanks

@austin123 - thanks as well

@Louie - thanks

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