Web Graphics
Abdul (576 pencils) | Wed, 2005-05-04 21:22Guys, I don't know why I'm asking this but here goes.
'I' and I assume 'most' people, create all their images and graphics for screen/web (72dpi) in Photoshop. Now sometimes, I realise it gives me a little blur (pixelates), and I was wondering whether if I was to create the image in Illustrator (or any other vector package) and then export it to Photoshop and size down whatever, will that work? Like give me crisp images/text?
Anyone got any ideas? Just that in Photoshop, sometimes I find my text blurs a little at smaller sizes. When it's large like over 16 points, it's ok but when I go below 8, argh, it gets ugly. Y'all know what I'm saying right?
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Turn off your anti aliasing in PS. it's the lowercase "aa" icon in your character palette.
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When using Photoshops - Save for Web, if you go below 55-60 quality, text starts to loose detail around the edges. Try and stay at 60+ if you can.
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And if it isn't a picture, it should be a GIF, that does help too.