| Autor | loss of picture quality after saving |
Jo Vickers
Member
Envíos: 66
Ingreso: 31.10.07
 | | Posted on 04-12-2007 19:24 | |
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| Sometimes, when I'm drawing, a message pops up telling me I need to save my pic before I can continue drawing. When I save it, the quality of the image seems to decrease and my picture looks slightly pixellated. Why does this happen and can I prevent it? Anyone else had ths problem? |
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| Autor | RE: loss of picture quality after saving |
Sarah Edwards
Super Administrator
Envíos: 161
Ingreso: 03.01.07
 | | Posted on 04-12-2007 20:45 | |
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I think there have been some similar problems previously. The advice was a) check that you are noy zoomed in as this makes the picture appear blurry and b ) if it remains lower quality inform Eamonn
hope that helped
Editado por Sarah Edwards en 04-12-2007 20:45 |
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| Autor | RE: loss of picture quality after saving |
Jo Vickers
Member
Envíos: 66
Ingreso: 31.10.07
| | Posted on 04-12-2007 22:30 | |
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| Thanks, Sarah. It was zoomed in before and after the save, and definately went more blurry! It's only slight though, and it is less noticable when on 100% view. I can live with it =) |
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| Autor | RE: loss of picture quality after saving |
Sarah Edwards
Super Administrator
Envíos: 161
Ingreso: 03.01.07
| | Posted on 05-12-2007 22:41 | |
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| Glad I helped, great image by the way |
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| Autor | RE: loss of picture quality after saving |
Sin-Mae Chung
Super Administrator
Envíos: 372
Ingreso: 07.12.06
 | | Posted on 15-12-2007 09:57 | |
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| oh i had that recently happen with my latest one. I figured it was a way to help the flash cope with all the strokes put in. my explorer/flash does this irritating thing where colour would randomly go missing and i wont be able to see some areas due to excess strokes in that one area.. i was worried at first that the blurriness would show in the main play back but that seemed fine. |
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