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Revision as of 02:06, 11 June 2017
Instructions for {{Narrow pic}}
{{Narrow pic}} is a template to be used on file pages only. It should be used every time you've tried your best to upload a pic that is at least 420px wide, per T:IBOX PICS, but you just can't make it work -- either because the base resolution of the image is insufficient, or the subject is only a small portion of the frame.
There are no parameters for this template. Just type {{narrow pic}} on the file page at upload. All pics that use this template will be in a category called category:Images whose natural width probably can't be 420px.
Please do not use either this template or the category it creates frivolously. Use only when you've genuinely tried to make an image 420px and just can't figure out how to do it.
The uploader of this image tried to make it hit the 420px width minimum, but was unsuccessful. The image is either of insufficient natural resolution, the subject is simply too small in the frame, or the frame itself has a small aspect ratio.
