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| I'm finding it funny how if I were to export work from Illustrator to say a
jpg format, the image become blurry and not as sharp as the original. Is
there a way to correct this? I've tried exporting with higher dpi, but still
the same result. I've made sure that linked images are present.
-Kim
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| n8 skow 2004-02-15, 7:28 pm |
| Select a higher quality setting for the jpg compression...
n8
> I'm finding it funny how if I were to export work from Illustrator to say
a
> jpg format, the image become blurry and not as sharp as the original. Is
> there a way to correct this? I've tried exporting with higher dpi, but
still
> the same result. I've made sure that linked images are present.
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> -Kim
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| Mike... 2004-02-15, 8:28 pm |
| in article 402fadef$1_4@corp.newsgroups.com, Kim at khd000@yahoo.ca wrote on
2/15/04 9:35 AM:
> I'm finding it funny how if I were to export work from Illustrator to say a
> jpg format, the image become blurry and not as sharp as the original. Is
> there a way to correct this? I've tried exporting with higher dpi, but still
> the same result. I've made sure that linked images are present.
>
> -Kim
How much are you compressing the jpg file?
Maybe too much?
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| Batmel 2004-02-15, 8:30 pm |
| the reason it does it.. is because when your are working with AI.. you are working with vectors (which are nice clean cuts).. and if you export it (as a jpg for example) you transform the vectors to bitmap... pixel..
save it to the best quality you can.. try the save for web option instead of export.. ( save it as gif or png format ).. | |
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| I'm selecting maximum, least amount of compression and the imported jpgs are
still blurry.
"n8 skow" <neverman@telefragged.com> wrote in message
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| n8 skow 2004-02-19, 1:28 am |
| Have a sample you could share? Your placing raster images 'in' Illustrator
and their blurry?
n8
> I'm selecting maximum, least amount of compression and the imported jpgs
are
> still blurry.
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