A couple of full HD screenshots  as requested:

NICE

I wonder if he's actually going to put any of these in the Gallery, they all look really good so far

A couple more screenshots:



A "moon over Earth" simulation:

Io over Jupiter simulation:

Earthrise:

Andromeda and Milky Way: A family portrait

Some others screenshots

I remind to all, that screenshots must be at least 1920*1080. Also, some screenshots with GUI are needed.

SpaceEngineer wrote:

I remind to all, that screenshots must be at least 1920*1080. Also, some screenshots with GUI are needed.

Yes, all mine have been exactly 1920 x 1080. Also, when are you planning on adding them to the gallery?

SpaceEngineer wrote:

I remind to all, that screenshots must be at least 1920*1080. Also, some screenshots with GUI are needed.

If I understand, the images must have a resolution of less than or equal to 1920*1080 ?

Quarior wrote:

Source of the post If I understand, the images must have a resolution of less than or equal to 1920*1080 ?

No, "at least" means "more than or equal"

Others with GUI are attached.

SpaceEngineer wrote:

Quarior wrote:

Source of the post If I understand, the images must have a resolution of less than or equal to 1920*1080 ?

No, "at least" means "more than or equal"

Ah, I can maximum 1366*768 . If I enlarge the image so that it is on the desired scale, its good ?
Example :



Edit : I change all pictures with my method to correspond to the regulations. In fact, why this reglementation ? It is the site (section gallery) or it's you ?
Quarior screens 06_11_2016 - Editing.zip

Quarior, by post-editing the picture you'll loose tiny features of the scene.
I have the same display definition as you. In order to make a full HD screenshot (1920x1080) I compose my scene by placing the camera where I want, then I open the Display menu, in Window Mode / Windowed (I always use SE in maximized window mode) I change the window size and Apply.
Hit F11, and you'll have the desired screenshot.

As for the requirements, I guess since Full HD definition is universally achieved in PC and TV displays nowadays, using minor resolutions it could be a not so good representation of SE rendering capability.
Moreover, it seems the market of bigger display resolutions (4K) is steadily growing this year, so we'll all go there eventually, with a standard resolution of 3840x2160.

Mosfet wrote:

Source of the post Quarior, by post-editing the picture you'll loose tiny features of the scene.
I have the same display definition as you. In order to make a full HD screenshot (1920x1080) I compose my scene by placing the camera where I want, then I open the Display menu, in Window Mode / Windowed (I always use SE in maximized window mode) I change the window size and Apply.
Hit F11, and you'll have the desired screenshot.

Oh, I didn't know thanks and it goes, we don't see much change . I made a test :

Mosfet wrote:

Source of the post As for the requirements, I guess since Full HD definition is universally achieved in PC and TV displays nowadays, using minor resolutions it could be a not so good representation of SE rendering capability.
Moreover, it seems the market of bigger display resolutions (4K) is steadily growing this year, so we'll all go there eventually, with a standard resolution of 3840x2160.

Maybe but we will need more memory because the bigger it is, the more space it takes, especially videos (and music).

After applying the Lightbox effect, images retrieved are down-scaled, you can't seem to be able to get the original file unless you don't modify the corresponding address by removing the final parameter &t=1, i.e:

http://forum.spaceengine.org/download/file.php?id=182&t=1
vs
http://forum.spaceengine.org/download/file.php?id=182

Fancybox effect in the old forum solve this issue with the additional "zoom" button to get the original file, which I believe it doesn't exist in Lightbox, at least it didn't last time I've used it.

Edit:
Now it's better than the old one, especially the slideshow button!