Xenops

Hello John, thank you for your reply. I say I prefer image B because it is closer to the original ink lines in the traditional artwork. As for the files, the original file for A is at 600 dpi, and B is at 300 dpi. I remember resizing picture A with resize document and then going down to 300 dpi. I was careful to not to select the resample box. Thank you for your help, Xenops rosiepg1proper.afphoto clean4-16concernrosieprpr.afphoto

Hello, I inserted images into an Affinity Publisher document after adjusting them in Affinity Photo. I then sent the document to be self-published by Lulu.com. For some reason that I cannot discern, some images have very clear demarkation on the page (example A), but others have distinct dithering (example B). Both are set at Gray/8 at Gray scale D50 at 300 DPI. Is there something else that I am missing? I copied the images onto an example afpub document. I also wondered if there is a way to discern the name of the original file I put into picture frame? Thank you for your help, Xenops Example.afpub

I also recommend the development team to consider adding a Timeline-feature for animation: if people are turning to Affinity products as Adobe alternatives, then it makes sense for Affinity to make available the features that their competitors have. Why give consumers a reason to prefer the competitors?