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darkmarauder
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 June 8th 2008, 19:58 |
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Normally when I create a file I set the size, and set the resolution to 300 p/i.
And save flat images as Jpeg's.
But recently, some of the Jpeg's I've saved, have come out slightly blurred with a lower quality, even when I've set them to 12 (on the scale when saving.)
Could anyone recommend any other file types, or settings I don't know about, that may offer a better quality image? Or are they all the same?
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GoSco
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| June 8th 2008, 20:02 |
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| png |
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SbuxBlaze
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| June 8th 2008, 20:11 |
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GoSco
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| June 8th 2008, 20:24 |
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No quality is lost in a png image and it allows you save in transparency also.
Jpg is what you would use for things like photos.
Gif is for animation or small images. It allows you to save in transparency and in animation. Downside is the max amount of colours is 256. |
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SbuxBlaze
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| June 8th 2008, 21:17 |
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Personally I think png saves in a much clearer quality than a maximum quality JPG with photoshop
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alxmarcond
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| June 8th 2008, 23:43 |
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| PNG is the highest quality and when u resave it doesnt lose quality where as JPG is VERY lossy and u loose quality with each save |
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Alter
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| June 9th 2008, 22:33 |
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PNG
P.S. if your saving your files for print, the best is TIFF with the default saving settings.  |
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alxmarcond
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| June 9th 2008, 22:35 |
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but theres nothing else that can open TIFF other than GIMP and the printers in my area dont like TIFF  its so sad... |
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jaz
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| June 13th 2008, 22:29 |
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| IconWorkshop opens TIFF |
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Gracias
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| June 14th 2008, 08:47 |
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| Illustrator open TIFF too. |
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alxmarcond
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| June 14th 2008, 12:40 |
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| gimp opens TIFF ^_^ just looked wert! inkscape also imports tiff so nvm! tif is beast! wish u could upload it thouh... |
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GoSco
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| June 14th 2008, 15:09 |
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TIFF is basically png for mac imo.
All the mac app image files are tiff. |
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alxmarcond
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| June 14th 2008, 15:47 |
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| tif is higher def. even than png :O |
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Alter
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| June 15th 2008, 08:27 |
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| But so big files, that's the reason of png being the favorite, it's the biggest quality posible in the less space. |
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