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#950 - 06/24/02 12:04 AM
Photoshop quality problems...
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I use adobe photoshop 6 and when i make a nice smooth looking image with it and save it as a BMP the quality goes from good to "blow it out your ass". Anyone know how to make the BMP form look just as good or is there any other type i can save it as to get the perfect picture....
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#952 - 06/24/02 01:20 AM
Re: Photoshop quality problems...
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yes, i was using 24bit. I havent tried tif or jpeg... jpeg is smaller but the quality isnt as good as bmp as far is can tell.
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#953 - 06/24/02 09:45 AM
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As far a compression goes, I beleive the best format is jpeg2000. Jpeg 2000 is the new Jpeg. The "OLD" jpeg had quality loss. This one does not (very nice piccies  ). BMP is very FAT so I can't understanfd why your pic looks crap. BMP is also, I beleive, a RAW format (no compression)...so it should be the **best**. What are u opposing it too moffesto? THe PSP format? I mean what do u save it under so it looks all singing dancing and everything
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#954 - 06/24/02 10:45 AM
Re: Photoshop quality problems...
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Registered: 03/03/02
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Loc: us
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The bmp's i have saved looked fine for me..always. I mean i haven't done much that got saved as bmp, just some simple stuff in skins. Also if don't use bmp, use File>Save for web...> then choose whatever one works best. I am sure you know that though. Try doing that and saving it as jpeg and have the quality at 100. I might not have helped at all. But they always work for me. Doing a Save As.. never looked good though.
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#958 - 06/24/02 07:53 PM
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did it still look as good as it did in photoshop?
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#960 - 06/24/02 08:36 PM
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Originally posted by Moffesto: did it still look as good as it did in photoshop? of course it did. What did I just say? 24-bit bitmap is RAW. Each pixel on your screen takes 3 bytes, well, each pixel is in the bitmap represented as 3 bytes. It's like they dumped the screen data to a file. RAW, can you say RAW? RAW = original. original = perfect quality. original = same. Now chant to yourself, bitmap is RAW... bitmap is RAW... Your problem is that photoshop is screwing up your image for some reason. Trust me, I know these things, I've researched the 24-bit bitmap file format, and had developed a pathetic compression scheme for it. heh, probably none of you realize that the bitmap file format actually supports various types of compression - but it's almost never used.
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