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We're developing a site where individuals (store owners) will be able to take pictures and upload to the site. The problem is the variation in quality of photos taken.

Our biggest concern is the variance in quality of pictures across the site.

The options we are considering are:

  1. Minimum image cleaning scripts (including filters, resizing, sharpening, etc.)
  2. Approval process for uploaded images
  3. Having a team take the photos for them

I'd like to see if anyone has had any experience with 1 and 2 above. How effective is 1, and how efficient is 2?

We're developing a site where individuals (store owners) will be able to take pictures and upload to the site. The problem is the variation in quality of photos taken.

Our biggest concern is the variance in quality of pictures across the site.

The options we are considering are:

  1. Minimum image cleaning scripts (including filters, resizing, sharpening, etc.)
  2. Approval process for uploaded images
  3. Having a team take the photos for them

I'd like to see if anyone has had any experience with 1 and 2 above. How effective is 1, and how efficient is 2?

We're developing a site where individuals (store owners) will be able to take pictures and upload to the site. Our biggest concern is the variance in quality of pictures across the site.

The options we are considering are:

  1. Minimum image cleaning scripts (including filters, resizing, sharpening, etc.)
  2. Approval process for uploaded images
  3. Having a team take the photos for them

I'd like to see if anyone has had any experience with 1 and 2 above. How effective is 1, and how efficient is 2?

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We're developing a site where individuals (store owners) will be able to take pictures and upload to the site. The problem is the variation in quality of photos taken.

Our biggest concern is the variance in quality of pictures across the site.

The options we are considering are:

  1. Minimum image cleaning scripts (including filters, resizing, sharpening, etc.)
  2. Approval process for uploaded images
  3. Having a team take the photos for them

I'd like to see if anyone has had any experience with 1 and 2 above. How effective is 1, and how efficient is 2?

We're developing a site where individuals (store owners) will be able to take pictures and upload to the site. Our biggest concern is the variance in quality of pictures across the site.

The options we are considering are:

  1. Minimum image cleaning scripts (including filters, resizing, sharpening, etc.)
  2. Approval process for uploaded images
  3. Having a team take the photos for them

I'd like to see if anyone has had any experience with 1 and 2 above. How effective is 1, and how efficient is 2?

We're developing a site where individuals (store owners) will be able to take pictures and upload to the site. The problem is the variation in quality of photos taken.

Our biggest concern is the variance in quality of pictures across the site.

The options we are considering are:

  1. Minimum image cleaning scripts (including filters, resizing, sharpening, etc.)
  2. Approval process for uploaded images
  3. Having a team take the photos for them

I'd like to see if anyone has had any experience with 1 and 2 above. How effective is 1, and how efficient is 2?

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rami
rami
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How to maintain standard quality of images uploaded by many users?

We're developing a site where individuals (store owners) will be able to take pictures and upload to the site. Our biggest concern is the variance in quality of pictures across the site.

The options we are considering are:

  1. Minimum image cleaning scripts (including filters, resizing, sharpening, etc.)
  2. Approval process for uploaded images
  3. Having a team take the photos for them

I'd like to see if anyone has had any experience with 1 and 2 above. How effective is 1, and how efficient is 2?