Official Samsung-Reality.com Wallpaper Thread

[encore]

Every time i click the link to the gallery, it puts me back at the forum index.  Why is that?

[postmortemdecay]

why is it every time i go to click on the link it takes me to the main page?

[meganova21]

That happens to me, too. It's incredibly frustrating.

[Wazer95]

VERY Frustrating 

[NY Yankee Pride]

I have no idea why but it does that for everyone so it's not just you.  My guess is that the wallpapers were uploaded to the forum and then that section was probably deleted by the forum owner or an administrator.

[Samsung Reality]

The wallpapers module doesn't exist on this forum, I apology for the problem.

The links came from another forum.

[TommyDAQ]

Here's my first effort at making a Wallpaper for the Reality. I've got a red one, hence the color theme:

-TommyDAQ

[eclipseitall]

Had to add some Evolution pics since theres a Scoob one already.  Sized wierd but still make decent wallpapers IMO.

[Matt_]

I took a different approach to wallpaper size.

The Reality's screen has a pixel resolution of 400x240.

In portrait mode the maximum pixel height of the wallpaper is 400 pixels.

So I used a free program called Irfanview to resize my large photo. Hit Ctrl-R to resize. I entered 400 for the new height in pixels and allowed Irfanview to automatically calculate what the corresponding width should be.

So, e.g., my 1600x1200 photo that's 391 KB was resized to a photo that's 533x400 and 88 KB.

When I apply the original 1600x1200 photo and the resized 533x400 photo as wallpaper on the Reality and look at the wallpaper in portrait mode and landscape mode, I can't tell them apart.

What I think I'm gaining is that I'm using up less of the phone's internal memory for storing the resized photo and I'm able to transfer the resized photo a little faster via USB Mass Storage mode when I'm transferring a batch of resized photos vs the transferring a batch of high resolution photos.

The only thing that I can think of that I'm losing out on is when I use the phone's picture viewer to zoom in on the photo. Zooming in on the original 1600x1200 is a lot better quality than zooming in on the resized photo.