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crappy quality jpg export
I cannot get my graphic to export from pshop + look smooth.
I think that pshop may be acting up, but I just reinstalled it and it's still exporting crappy quality. I'm trying to export my graphic sliced up in a table as jpgs at 100%. Usually, this is the highest quality and it's just looking like a garbage gif.
Anybody else ever had this problem?
Maybe I should upload it to see if other people are exporting and getting the same fuzz quality?
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here are the files
This is a jpg 100% export. What's wrong? I've tried installing and reinstalling Photoshop, I've tried the file on PC and Mac.
It looks like a low gif quality...I don't know where to begin toubleshooting...
;(
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here's the images file...to match the previous phil file posting
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here's the images file to match the phil file...
pardon the double post...the attachment didn't take before...
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is not a good designer.
in photoshop? how are you saving it?
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That export is from a psd. I go to File: Save for Web: 4-up + then I choose 100% jpg at the side panel. Usually, this gives me a great high quality web output for static sites...but look at it.
I've been doing this for years and suddenly it's not working.
Tried it on PC and MAc.
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is not a good designer.
send the psd.
save it has a gif. theres no reason those files need to be save as jpgs.
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attached is the psd.
I was only trying to save it as a hi-quality jpg because no matter what selection I make for output, it comes out the same: very pixelated and crunchy looking gifs. Of course, the graphic itself should be optimally saved as a gif...
But I've tried hi-qualite gif, low-q gif, hi-q jpg, png, everything.
It all ends up exporting the same way for some reason: crappy pixelated and not true to color.
Very weird. Thanks.
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Senior Member
Question: Have you tried optimizing your image before slicing? I would send the file to Image Ready, delete your image slices, then send back to PShop and optimize for Web. Then reslice your image from the optimized file. I think maybe this will help. There are'nt too many colors, I think saving as PNG8 format will work.
Good Luck.
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Senior Member
each individual slice is set to 0% quality when saving for web.
When saving click on each individual slice and change the settings in the right panel
that should sort it out
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thanks! after all of these years, i didn't know that individual slices had their own optimizations.
good to know.
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