Question asked on Aug 27, 2013
I have just had to send some photographic evidence to my insurance brokers in connection with a claim I am making. One of the originals of a pic I needed was a bit risque so I cropped it down using Irfanview so that only the relevant portion of the image
was displayed, attached it to my e-mail along with a number of other pics and sent it off without a second thought.
Today I received a standard reply from the insurance company which showed thumbnails of all of the images I had attached to my original mail in a ribbon at the top of the page where the option to view as a slideshow or download as a zip is. To my horror
the thumbnail of the cropped picture I had sent them still shows the full original uncropped image (!!) even though when I click on that thumbnail the actual image displayed is the cropped versiont.
How can this be allowed to happen?? The image was cropped for a very good reason and attached in its cropped form as evidenced by the version which displays when I do click on the thumbnail. But the thumbnail has really compromised me. Surely it should
display as a thumbnail of the cropped image not as the full version of the original image otherwise what is the point of cropping out sections of the original at all? I am really, really angry about this so any and all replies are welcome.
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