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This rule definitely should not be taken to mean, "Kill all the < 420px images." Obvious exception should be taken for images that really can't be blown up any more. Some characters are so minor as to not be dominant in a frame, no matter how hard you try.  And if the image comes from a low-resolution 1960s programme -- or a [[Polystyle]] comic strip -- it can be even more challenging.  But you should at least ''try'' to meet the 420px before giving up.  And if you can't hit the 420px threshhold, you should leave {{tlx|narrow pic}} on the filepage that you can't figure out how to make the pic work better.
This rule definitely should not be taken to mean, "Kill all the < 420px images." Obvious exception should be taken for images that really can't be blown up any more. Some characters are so minor as to not be dominant in a frame, no matter how hard you try.  And if the image comes from a low-resolution 1960s programme -- or a [[Polystyle]] comic strip -- it can be even more challenging.  But you should at least ''try'' to meet the 420px before giving up.  And if you can't hit the 420px threshhold, you should leave {{tlx|narrow pic}} on the filepage that you can't figure out how to make the pic work better.


A good example of a < 420px that should be tagged and kept is [[:file:Andric.jpg|this pic of the minor companion, Andric]].
Good examples of < 420px pics that should be tagged and kept are:
 
* [[:file:Andric.jpg]]
* [[:File:CellGuard(FrontierInSpace).jpg|CellGuard(FrontierInSpace).jpg]]
However, if the source material would obviously and easily allow for an image of a greater size to be taken, admin are at complete liberty to delete existing, smaller images without warning.   
However, if the source material would obviously and easily allow for an image of a greater size to be taken, admin are at complete liberty to delete existing, smaller images without warning.   


For instance, if an image of [[Sarah Jane]] from ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'' were 250px, it could be safely and immediately deleted. It's obviously possible and easy to get a better screenshot from a DVD these days.
For instance, if an image of [[Sarah Jane]] from ''[[Pyramids of Mars]]'' were 250px, it could be safely and immediately deleted. It's obviously possible and easy to get a better screenshot from a DVD these days.
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