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Re: Image Quality?by "Rob King" <kilroy(at)radiks.net> |
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Hmm now I have to remember back to PSP4... Look in the Image Dropdown and see if there is a convert...and then select 256k pallet... I cant quite remember the program too well... hopefully someone else out there uses it and can tell you exactly how... sorry I cant be more of service. Since I started using Corel Draw Suite, I haven't picked up another program since... -----Original Message----- From: S Chouinard <susanc(at)aloha.net> To: Rob King <kilroy(at)radiks.net>; hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org <hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org> Date: Tuesday, September 29, 1998 12:38 PM Subject: RE: Image Quality? >In PhotoShop, how do you convert them to an optimized 256 color palette? > >>-----Original Message----- >>From: owner-hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org [mailto:owner-hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org]On >>Behalf Of Rob King >> >>The easy way is after you get your images set, before you save them as a >>jpg, convert them to an optimized 256 color pallet. Then save them as a >>jpg... I also noticed alot of compression marks on your jpgs. I know you >>were trying for file size restriction, so you might think about using a >>4:4:4 compression or at least a 4:2:2 compression instead of the 4:1:1 >>compression that PSP4 comes with (At least I dont remember it using 4:2:2) >>Ulead makes a great web Graphics tool called Web Razor... you might want >>to check that out... www.ulead.com . Ulead only goes to 4:2:2 But its a >>great plug-in for doing web graphics... Corel Paint 8 is the only one that >>I know of that does 4:4:4 compression.... >> >>If you need any more help or a better explination feel free to email me:) >> >> >>Rob King >>Graphics Director >>Radiks Internet Access >>rking(at)radiks.net >> >
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