It's also going to affect the page loads speed. So instead of going with a whole bunch of images on one page, you might lower it to one or two, or you might want to make sure that they are not only highly compressed, which I'm going to walk through, but they're loaded up on a CDN.
You'll notice I came in a half an inch off each side and I went ahead and created some guides here. So I've got these guides. Now what I normally do is I move around the image. Let's go grab it. I'll move around the image here until it touches the top and bottom. And then I'll center it between the two sides, or let's say if this was a desk and it was wider than it was taller, I would make sure that it touched and stretched both guides side to side and then decenter it. Well, in this particular case, I didn't center it because of the perspective. Let's go take a look at their website.
So as I look at this high end website, if it's three hutches, they all look very nice and you can see the legs are all lined up. But what happens when I come in and I have a Curio with a hutch and we have a Buffet? Well, those are all different heights. And instead of having everything centered, where they can't really have a perspective of which one's taller than which, I lined them up all in the bottom, so as if they were on the same floor on the same space, and they can see how tall this is. This is about three quarters tall. This is obviously scaled down, but they can see that's going to be about double the height that.
So these all look good and these all work well, because I decided a standard before I started. I decided that if I did items together, they were all going to have the same floor and then they were going to have the same ceiling, and then try to do the width. That way, all of my images look about the same size and they all appear really nice on this custom website.
So now let's go at another page on his website, where there are multiple images. The other reason I like to do that is when I zoom in on one and I start scrolling through, if they're different style chairs, even though the photographer adjusted just a little bit, it's very easy to see what it looks like with and without the arms. So even though it jumps a little bit based on the photographer's positioning of the chair, it still looks really nice, the floor's in the same space and it looks good. This is what you really want to make sure you do when you do your images. So this is the site that I did, all 1000 x 1000, 72 DPI. And that's what it looks like. That's the same thing that I did with a Nikon. This is all 1000 x 1000, 72 DPI.