Twitter added the ability to upload images back in 2011, and while many people take advantage of that feature, one of its big drawbacks is crappy cropping. As Twitter engineers explained in a recent post, the platform automatically crops image previews for the sake of consistency, but these crops usually focus on the center of the image... often at the expense of the photo's subject. A poorly cropped image may hide the most interesting aspect of the photo--instead presenting a glimpse of a wall,...
Twitter added the ability to upload images back in 2011, and while many people take advantage of that feature, one of its big drawbacks is crappy cropping. As Twitter engineers explained in a recent post, the platform automatically crops image previews for the sake of consistency, but these crops usually focus on the center of the image... often at the expense of the photo's subject. A poorly cropped image may hide the most interesting aspect of the photo--instead presenting a glimpse of a wall,...
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