No its not working, photo is still 1920 x 1440.
Orginal size is 5184 × 3888
Oh, okay. And you uploaded that in the 5184 x 3888 resolution?
lovely, the texture, the colours. fantastic.
Great! The forum seems to work. 
Mike
The easy and often implemented approach to ensure that no executable code or exploit is stored on a server by hiding it in an image is to decode and encode the image when uploading. You should be able to prevent the resizing with the standard Discourse software. I suspect you will need a proprietary photo upload and display plugin to keep and display the exif information. I have not seen any forum software which stores the original image on the server.
Will look into options for embedding/displaying images that preserves the original resolution and EXIF data.
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That’s really lovely - this has a very artistic feel to it; reminiscent of a pencil drawing. Excellent!
I think I oversaturated, but couldn’t be bothered redoing it, so am just pretending the flower really was that blue…
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Good to see a photo taken with the 90mm Macro lens!
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Thank you all and especially CoastMountaneer for taking up the initiative!
This forum is for me like an international version of my favourite photo forum: oly-forum.com, a community that emerged from an older German speaking Olympus forum that was a private initiative and much loved.
I feel like contributing a modest little flower I found yesterday on my shutter therapy walk 
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I like that - the fact that it’s not your typical ‘pretty flower’, but a subject most people would overlook, makes it much more interesting IMO.
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If you hadn’t mentioned that flower wasn’t really that blue, I wouldn’t have known. Nice composition.
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From a local open space community garden…
Calla Lilly
Calla Lilly and Gerbera
both, Oly EM1ii & Oly 14-150mm II
I am downsizing images to reduce the bandwidth and storage requirements…
Thx, Yuri
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Learning how to use in camera focus stacking. Handheld 40-150mm with 16mm extension tube.
Mexican Bush Sage. 150mm, F4, 1/160s
Also with the 40-150mm and 16mm extension tube. Just a single shot, no focus stacking.
Geranium. 150mm, F7.1, 1/1600s
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