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Blackpoll Warbler before tweak Nikon Z6 500mm PF ISO 5000 1/400 s f/7.1 |
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Blackpoll Warbler after tweak Nikon Z6 500mm PF ISO 5000 1/400 s f/7.1 |
On the LH side of Blogger tool bar there's a pencil symbol with a down arrow
which switches between HTML view and Compose view.
Select HTML view.
What you're looking for is something like this :-
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh_aA9zSiqoBGRbGtdyZVYh5G8gv5sMQRRLGcYukXRZQMfCOQlqJSE1Hs1UjyjgSdpuKJvyh-cNBctyuiGrCpdZS0Jw5l0WBnSHnkZVJ7PgLRyQwcVl1DdSH4sRU6pwZEw749MkEwBkXik/s600/Blackpoll+Warbler+1.jpg"
width="600"
/></a>
See the bit where it's /s600/ well change that to /s1600/ that's all you have
to do.
A few qualifications, I enter my 1600x1200 px images as X-Large.
If you do add your images in Compose view for some reason the HTML code
changes for some reason known only to Google developers or people smarter than
me.
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Added in Compose view without HTML change |
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Added in Compose view with HTML change |
If you do add an image in Compose view the portion of underlying HTML code will look like this:-
src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg0e6Fu_31BU89lqEMBgi93p5yXHf308Ywxfkdehsb6TZUDQKSRjKx7Eux6qtyEGAq2Fg_t_0mSF_R6NSBxzpl9E5bazippsz0-eDFylTSzGOUasnsYK0VTDdMGFzxMbn6D1kaKoM24sE8/w640-h480/Blackpoll+Warbler+1.jpg"
width="640"
/></a>
Where it says /w640-h480/ I double it to /w1280-h960/ which also seems to work OK.
If any real HTML programmers know of a better way to achieve better quality representations then I'm interested.
