INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Stills- and video-hosting site Flickr is doing everything it can to make its paying users get their money's worth, with the platform now
giving Pro users the option of displaying their images at a maximum resolution of 6K.If you happen to be a Flickr Pro member uploading
high-resolution images to the site, the longer side of your image can now measure 6,144px, as opposed to the older 2K resolution where the
in all their pixel perfect glory", particularly on the latest high-resolution monitors that should be able to bring out "every single detail
where you can choose the display size for your images.If you've made your selection, all existing and newly uploaded images with an original
size larger than 6K (6,144 x 3,160) will, from now on, automatically be displayed at maximum resolution on the platform.Smaller-sized images
will also be displayed in the largest possible size, depending on the original resolution of the uploaded media.For Flickr members on the
free tier, though, the 6K display option is not available and your images will continue to be visible at a maximum resolution of 2K.
