With a pleasant 17 degrees air temperature and little headwind, today's lap went with my wife towards the Elbe. Along the Elbe Lateral Canal to Hohnstorf and back to Lüneburg. On the way there was a heavy rain shower every now and then. Fortunately there were enough trees under which we could shelter… leggi altro

Very nice area, I was there on September 12th. also on the go.

By the way, on my last five tours I tried to upload my pictures in full resolution to Komoot. But I noticed that the image quality suffers even more (loss of sharpness, compression artifacts) than when I upload it with 1920x1280. So Komoot… leggi altro

Hello Maik,

You should know that any compression causes loss of image. Since you go down to HD resolution, you lose some image information in terms of image quality. The rest of the Komoot compression also increases your image loss.



For this reason I don't even bother and let Komoot do the compression… leggi altro

Just for fun I downloaded two pictures from different tours. Your pictures were stored with 46KB and 412KB. Mine were more than 517KB.

First you can see how Komoot compresses 16GB images to 46KB. No wonder then that we are depressed because of the poor image quality.

Well, I actually know it that on most social media sites it makes sense to adjust the image sizes yourself beforehand. There are also a lot of pages on the Internet where you can find information about the "ideal image sizes and formats" of various social media sites. I know it from Facebook e.g. so… leggi altro

You forget that Komoot is basically just a modern "navigation app" with image and comment functions. Because the majority of users only use their mobile phones, the image resolutions are correspondingly low. And that's what this app is designed for. It is therefore pointless to compare Komoot with other… leggi altro