jonny-blue

Thanks for the reply ... I now tried it once again with a 4032x2268 picture. - Upload to a cachenote, download with browser: All pictures has the size 640x360 but the quality is different. Cachesense: LocusPro: GC-App:

I normaly use CacheSense for Geocaching (since several years) for logs and photo uploads. But since some weeks (month ?) the quality of the arrived pictures on gc.com is very very bad I now tried out some things with the same picture: - upload with CacheSense (via API) = very bad quality - upload a photo with Locus (via API) = same "bad" result - upload with GeocachingApp from ground speak = perfect quality picture - upload via mobile browser = perfect quality That seems as if the photos uploaded with a "Not-Groundspeak_App" (via API) results in extrem bad quality. Anyone any idea? solution?

IT's unbelievable .

Yes, I have the same problem since yesterday ...

Thanks for bringing back this GE-KML ... I really missed it.

I used google earth to locate caches in different areas ... It worked fine until the crash of 4th of Juli. After the service came up this special feature doesn`t work since today. I've now read in the forum in the release notes, that this feature has been stopped ... but it worked until the crash and I used it every day. I used it to examine a new array (with all possibilities google earth supports (coordinates, difference in altitude, zoom in/out etc.)) to see if there are some caches. The other function I use is: With Cacheberry (my caching software) I am able to log my track and load this file in google earth as a gpx-file. Then you can see where you walked and how far away the caches has been you found or didn't find. For this features I can't find a workarround with google maps or any other tool than google earth ....