>>4258768In fairness, the trees do look a bit mushy in the file too, but now I can see what you mean.
What Fujifilm website do you upload to for prints? Do you mean like the Fujifilm Kiosk app? Because those are literally just Walmart prints, and about what I'd expect. A lot of phones / apps resize images on export/upload, so that's possibly what's going on too.
However, assuming this is from Fujifilm Prints & Gifts online, it's probably the auto correction that is left on by default. Click on the picture, Effect, With (or Without) Correction. Picrel is a screen cap of the preview of my image with and without correction. Not the actual image, nor print, but you can still see how much difference it makes.
A lot of more basic consumer-oriented print labs will have that on default, where as most dedicated labs will not. Used to work at actual photo lab, so saw all kinds of print quality issues.
