My take --- just let Rendo site create thumbs. Full thumbs, or as full as possible, usually catch the eye much better.

Great image, BTW!

Thanks max and will try that with my next few uploads and see where it leads :)

Actually I dropped Thumb out now and added to gallery so people can compare...why procrastinate...just do it ...lol

Much, much, much better! Like, way much!

Dropped the thumbs expect for any that needed a tag for one thing or another :)

NCIS rule #10 was never get involved personally on a case. still a cool rule #10 none the less for her in this case. great suspense feel.

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excellent

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I say go with the thumbs Rendo creates. (but then I am lazy). I don't like the thumbs at all that show an image and then it is nothing like the image inside. Don't think you are supposed to do that but some do.
I hate getting into a car at night. But I never look in the back...how dumb is that? Rhetorical question. lol This is a great image.

Thank you and what you and max says makes lots of sense cause I also have fallen for the thumb is not the pic trick. So I have removed the thumbs now in my gallery that I can see except for the tag required ones.

Thanks for the input, appreciated and also appreciate that you do check the backseat :)

Wonderful creepy image!

I always create my own thumbs and they're always square, regardless of the proportions of the picture, because it offends my OCD if they don't stack properly on the page.

I removed my thumbs for now as most of my works are landscape so I get that kinda stacking your talking about but I must admit I do like things to look neat and tidy when I search for something.

I appreciate your feedback and will ponder my future with Thumbnails for sure :)

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In the old days, I did thumps...and then it became a chore after 6 or 7 yrs of it so I quit.

ahhh starting out the creep season with some subtle implication, I like it

Thanks and I used to think I was creating a tease with my thumbs but maybe not at the end of the day and besides, I like lazy...lol

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Damn' ! next time I'll have a look even under the seats...we never know ! As to the thumbs, I've no opinion...sometimes they make you take a look at the creation sometimes they don't !!!

Your right, sometimes thumbs work and other times not so much. Thanks for your feedback and check everywhere before getting in the car at night :)

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Une image super effrayante, maintenant je regarderai toujours à l'arrière et même dans le coffre. Pour ma part je laisse faire Render pour la vignette.

Don't forget to check the glove box as well, you never know...lol

I am thinking like many have said, just let the system create thumbs and be done.

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..very creative "horror" scene

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Great idea

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Good idea, good POV, excellent lighting!

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I like creating my own to keep the tall aspect ratio in all my gallery. Making your own you can put attention on what you want. Cool scene, just hate backseat drivers.

I like the uniformity of thumbs in my gallery but it seems I still have that as most of my work is landscape but I think for some works a thumb would create more interest maybe...idk, time will tell and thanks for your feedback, much appreciated and I vote NO to back seat drivers :)

Marvellous horror render!

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That hand doesn't bode well...Great job my friend 👍🙋‍♂️

No it doesn't lol

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Very creepy. Outstanding lighting and POV

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Amazing. It looks so realistic.

The lighting was the hardest part to this render and thanks for dropping by I really appreciate it :)

Honestly it depends. Most of the time the thumbnails are fine but sometimes it crops funny so then manual is the way to go. But of course if you go to your profile it just crops it automatically so it depends on where people are viewing it too.

Very nice image work of that advice and yes you're right good for real life too. Always check the back seat!

Just a play and see issue I think. All depends on what I create at the end of the day really and best way to show it off.

Yes, one should always check the back seat, you just never know in a world that we share today.

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Nicely done, great lighting effects!!!

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Yow! Not a good way to start a drive! She needs a dashcam like mine - forward rear, and inside views.

Really excellent work!

lol and I have forward and rear dash cams but one inside...I think I may have an accident if I saw my face suddenly pop up on my car display...lol

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Well, this is a lot worse than Allstates mayhem bee in the car. This situation is an actual reason to crash the car unlike the bee in the car. Fantastic POV and lighting. Really well done.

I would be terrified if something like this happened to me in life.

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Looking at the way you 've skillfully conveyed the suspense and stress of the scene , I think it's high time you set about downloading Scrivener and started writing your first thriller !

Thanks for your generous comment and actually looked up about the trial version of Scrivener yesterday so you never know I may just try out what you have suggested, could be a cool direction to go :)

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Excellent

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Outstanding Sci-Fi composition, frightening scene.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!😊💝🥰 I've never cared about thumbnails, as long as I always go to full screen watching Art.