• BPN Posting Size Increase

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      Published on 01-10-2018 05:32 PM
      Dear Photographers

      Please note that effective immediately, in response to requests from members and the ever-increasing popularity of higher resolution desktop and laptop monitors, the posting size for BPN images is being increased to less than 1920 pixels on the long side at less than 600kb.
      This applies to jpg, gif and png images.

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